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It's spicy. We're doing a flavor thing. I dunno. Just go with it. VOTE FOR SCOVILLE UNITS!!!
As for this comic...
Not much to say about this one. I know there are worse food crimes than the one featured in panel three, but it felt appropriately horrific.
Peanut butter and spray cheese on tortilla cups with salsa made in New York City.
Is this a recommendation?
Well, if you like getting hogtied by Texans wielding Pace Picante Sauce, it is.
NEW YORK CITY?!
Best salsa there is.
Get a rope…
It’s surprising how many food taste good with peanut butter on them.
Adding ketchup as well as peanut butter, however, is a crime against nature.
Or a real innovation.
well, he may have lost his way for a bit, but he´s still evil incarnate….and yes, food can be pure evil! just think of vegan bacon *shudder*
You can melt peanut butter down a little too.. it’s quite versatile.
*foods taste good*- damn my typos
A bit of a nest egg helps smooths the rough patches.
That takes planning.
Truth.
Tracee’s not selling which is . . . something along those lines.
I wonder when Satan’ll ditch her.
Anything that tastes good with ketchup, tastes better with tomato paste!
I do not get the opportunity to spread this good news often enough.
Tomato paste? I don’t like the texture. Feels like I’m cooking with red wallpaper adhesive.
When I was making speghetti sauce, I used crushed tomatoes.
The judges will accept puree, crushed tomatoes, or even spaghetti sauce in a pinch. The general idea is that catchup is generally the worst choice in the universe of goopy tomato products. Whatever sweetener and thickener they add takes away from the tomato-y goodness!
Heat transforms tomato paste into something less wallpapery pasty.
However, tomato paste for ketchup is very intriguing.
I may have to put this to the test.
How many bathrooms do they have available? ‘Cause if that’s their diet and he’s their chef…
One. Fear for them.
Just as soon as Satan readjusts from Lawful to Chaotic Evil, the family fortune is bound to rebound…. then profits will abound…. and all will be sound…. with their feet on firm ground… and revenge will be found on those clowns in town… hee
Eventually. It’ll take a while, though.
He may need to be banned from the pantry. I don’t know how that would work. Salt lines? A sternly worded note?
Holy water?
Miranda glaring at him?
Monkey-bears?
Having to change Miranda?
Funny thing, per the Bruce Wayne Family Adventures, Alfred has permanently banned Bruce from the kitchen. Satan and Bruce Wayne have something in common!
Improvisational cooking – it’s a nice skill to have. One I practice whenever I get leftovers.
Improvisational cooking has it’s drawbacks… Sometimes you get something really really good, and can never recreate the magic of the first batch, other time you get abominations that have been condemned by the UN as crimes against humanityl
Gluttony is indeed a Sin, so Satan learning to cook really well is not out of the realm of possibility!
Not out of the realm of possibility, but still a stretch.
Tortilla chips and peanut butter————strangely appeals. I mean, it could be like when chocolate and peanut butter were accidentally mixed . . . the ketchup however seems that little bit too far.
I have combined ketchup and peanut butter before in a pseudo-Thai sauce. Not bad.
You want authentic Mexican flavor you need salsa…or at least some spice to it. Ketchup doesn’t work.
I don’t think he knows what Mexican flavor is.
Or cares.
In a region of the continent known for tasty food* he is . . . well THAT.
*Well, to ME.
Miranda’s also Looking at Satan with concern.
I love the vibrant background color changes. Mood lighting in the household?
Maybe? The colors in the comic are (in my mind, anyway) non-diegetic and only there to visually spice things up. But I guess it could just be a colorfully lit world full of LED strips everywhere.
I’ve been told ketchup is bad for you. I guess it’s because it’s made with sugar. But I also guess Satan loves bad things. So this situation actually makes sense. It’s the high quality writing that keeps me reading this webcomic. 🙂
Ketchup is, I believe, usually half liquid sugar. Good stuff for your teeth.