LandLadyankee! ~My Apartment Life with a Yankee Landlord~ - Vol. 1 Ch. 3

[MangaDex]

 

[havelmom]

marriage is the only option

 

[chusetto]

I can see the ending

 

[samazam]

As a grown ass man who never grew out from hating veggies, I feel with the dude. I rather pick and separate all the veggies and swallow them whole before I actually start eating the food proper.

 

[Ultenth]

Cooked carrots are disgusting and one of the only fruits or vegetables I actively avoid. The texture to me is the main problem. I hate mushy savory food.

The nutrition angle is a lie as well. There are tons of other great sources of Beta-Keratin available, like Sweet Potatoes, Kale/Spinach any dark leafy green, Romaine, Cantaloupe, Butternut Squash, Apricots, Broccoli and Colored Bell peppers. All of which are far superior ingredients than carrots in my opinion.

I don't mind raw carrots though, or even vinegar/acid "cooked" carrots like in cole slaw. But cooked carrots can F right off, and there are tons of great alternatives.

 

[Tamerlane]

Tonald approves of this

 

[themoobz]

LOST TO CARROT OMEGALUL

 

[leonfire99]

No one says capsicum in english. Should be translated to "bell peppers". Or im guessing from the context it should be "green peppers"

 

[Iwashiii]

@leonfire99 tell that to Australia

 

[Franxx]

wait, carrot is sweet? there might be a little bit sweetness from it but it's not something I consider as sweet like another tubers crop

 

[DirkHardpeck]

tfw no domesticated delinquent

 

[justforthelulz]

@Rak25
page2: "to much force" ---> "too much force"

And as @leonfire99 mentioned, "capsicum" is technically correct, but pretty much never used in casual contexts like this.
If it was "piiman/ピーマン", then it's "green (bell) peppers"; if it was "paprika/パプリカ", then it's "yellow/red (bell) peppers".

Bell peppers are the Japanese equivalent of broccoli or brussels sprouts when it comes to "least liked vegetable among children".
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/life/2015/07/17/food/history-vegetable-hated-japanese-children/

 

[BestBoy]

The dudes fairly useless (who the fuck can't cut a carrot?), but he's not wrong about cooked carrots. They're way too sweet to go in anything other than cake.

 

[DeOneChester]

So many picky eaters in the comments, lol. The only stuff I can't eat and won't eat are the things that actively cause me pain like spicy foods or stuff I'm allergic to.

 

[ZeonII]

@BestBoy wrong! They are good in pilaf!

 

[BestBoy]

@ZeonII Hmm, maybe, but I like a savory pilaf to act as a bed for meat.

 

[kwendy]

@Ultenth Yea, I myself think most of vegetables are pretty much wasted when cooked.
Though there are very specific dishes that require cooking vegetables to work.

 

[Nep]

I guess that is a good way to eat the things you hate.

@kwendy Honestly, there are a lot of vegetables that taste better when cooked (mostly because nobody eats them raw).

The recipes "i know of" are mostly chinese in nature though.

Also I have no idea what all those vegetables are called in english.

@DeOneChester There are a lot of spicy things (like 70%) in my country so that makes you a picky eater here xD. As for me, the things absolutely hate are "fruits" besides tomato, cucumber and colored peppers... "Internal organs" (head included) and fishballs. I will force myself to eat it though. Except internal organs. Never touching those.

 

[Remad]

Everyone in Australia calls them capsicum

 

[AnimuVsMango]

Bro how did you manage to translate bell pepper into capsicum