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Recent "what is a good snack for ____?" questions
I agree (and voted to close).
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Odd question, may just not belong on the cooking site
I'm not sure if it is on topic, but it would definitely help its survival rate if you made it a community wiki. How you create a recipe is an interesting topic, but it certainly doesn't have a definit …
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Is this equipment question off-topic?
Personally, I think the question is OK in what it's trying to ask but maybe not in the way it's phrased. While the question seems to be about a particular (awesome) blender, the question is really ask …
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Are recipe requests ok if they are fundamental enough?
Some recipes seem to be so fundamental that there is an objective answer. For instance, How do I make a risotto base, How do I make caramel, What are the basics of a soufflé? This question about marga …
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Where do we draw the line on culinary uses questions?
Long ago, we decided that recipe requests were considered off topic as they are not objective, do not promote "expert" answers, and are highly susceptible to "me too" answers. However, there is a clas …
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Is asking to identify a food from a picture on-topic?
Yes, I would consider that on topic.
And here is an identical type of question on the home page.
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