Submitted by ssigea t3_1173g10 in UpliftingNews
Quacky3three t1_j9atpby wrote
Reply to comment by baphosam in TikTok video saves struggling Vietnamese pho restaurant by ssigea
Peanut sauce is very common in Thai/Vietnamese restaurants.
TheHomieHuglord t1_j9c6fd7 wrote
Which is why I can't eat it if I don't want to die
thatcleverchick t1_j9ct5dx wrote
I make my own using sunbutter instead of peanut butter and it's delicious
TheHomieHuglord t1_j9d3ohm wrote
Oooooo I gotta try that
LaoTze151 t1_j9c8vsu wrote
what?
fasterbrew t1_j9ca3v3 wrote
Peanut allergy
edgar__allan__bro t1_j9cciho wrote
And for anyone out there who has a peanut allergy and tends to be on the cavalier side of things (i.e. joking about how their allergy could kill them) -- I did have a very, very good friend pass away some years back after accidentally ingesting peanut butter.
dontfkwitme t1_j9cfh7o wrote
Darwins survival of the fittest....
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Redditributor t1_j9cw8et wrote
Expand on this
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Adrenalcookie t1_j9csisf wrote
Truuu his allergy having genes luckily won’t be spread
Redditributor t1_j9cw7go wrote
I don't think it quite works that way. There are genes that can influence under what conditions certain allergies could develop
Vroomped t1_j9cbamr wrote
They can't eat Thai/Vietnamese restaurants or they'll die, because they contain peanuts. They can't eat Texas Roadhouses either.
baphosam t1_j9awf84 wrote
So you’re telling me there’s multiple Thai/Vietnamese restaurants in this one town?
Edit: Wow everyone. I guess having a lack of multiple Vietnamese /Thai restaurants near me and being so daring to ask the question means I’ve pissed off a lot of you.
WINTERMUTE-_- t1_j9ax9v2 wrote
That's not an uncommon thing.
stewdadrew t1_j9c1pis wrote
The town I grew up in was an hour from the nearest McDonald’s. If you would have told me as a young kid that you had multiple fast food in your city or more than 1 Chinese restaurant, you lived in a big city in my eyes.
ambermae513 t1_j9axxac wrote
Depends on where you are. I live in a small town with very limited options. Chinese, Mexican, Italian, and several fast food places plus a couple wing places and that is it. The closest bigger town has exactly 1 Thai place and zero Vietnamese. My sister lives in the closest big city (about an hour drive from me) and has a favorite spot to get Pho and a different favorite to get any other type of Vietnamese cuisine.
WINTERMUTE-_- t1_j9b008n wrote
I live in a Canadian town of about 150,000. Not huge by any means. And we have probably around a dozen Thai or Vietnamese restaurants.
ambermae513 t1_j9b0hp1 wrote
Yeah.... so based on the last census: My town 8,600 Closest bigger town (35 minutes south) 74,000 Closest big city (1 hour north) 880,000
Blue_Moon_Rabbit t1_j9c9bat wrote
My town has several pizza places, chinese places, and even an indian place sharing a lobby with a fish and chips place.
We have no Mexican, at this point Id settle for a taco bell or something.
I just want some fucking quesadillas man… ones I don’t have to cook for myself.
norkm t1_j9bxmok wrote
In the Bay Area, which has one of the largest Asian populations in the US? Yes. My neighborhood has 2 Vietnamese places and 2 Thai places all within a 10 min walk on the same street.
borderlander12345 t1_j9c2zqo wrote
I live in a city of 300,00 in Australia and there are probably 15+ Thai restaurants within 20 minutes drive from me and at least half that in Vietnamese
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