I'm genuinely not trying to be cruel here, but it seems as though this lady may be missing her teeth.
This method makes the pickles bite-sized (so you don't have to bite off the pieces yourself) and softens the chips between the mustard and the latent pickle juice. They're probably easier for her to eat this way.
Otherwise, there's no reason why you shouldn't just eat the pickles dipped in mustard followed by chips. Less mess.
As she was crunching the chips with her hands at the beginning of the video, she was chewing air in the same rhythm. I'm not sure she even knew she was doing it. But I think you're right.
This. I'm pretty sure she's not chewing with her hands or something. She just does that with certain tasks or movements that happen to trigger it for her.
I think this will actually taste nice. A mustard-Cornichons-dip and then scoop it up with crisps, that’s how I would eat it. I wouldn’t mock it until tried.
No, the L is not silent. Also never understood why native English speaker say Les Miserab and stop there - btw. while randomly adding a "y" to the pronounciation of les.
No, I am absolutely not American, and you are clearly trolling, because that L is definitely not silent. If you're French and speaking in a regional dialect, okay, because that's the only acceptable reason why you might be ignoring the standard French language.
I mean, I'm not into seriously defending this, but tbh there are plenty of commonly-considered "finger foods" that make your hands a mess/greasy. Ribs. Chicken wings. Pizza if eaten with the hands. Even olives/pickles on their own are going to have brine. Heck, burgers/sandwiches are eaten with the hands and often a total mess.
I’ve seen people in middle eastern countries sit around a big blanket of food piled with meat, rice, beans, dates, flatbreads, whatever…no plates. Just eating with their hands.
It’s like having a food fight with yourself. Way too many filthy bare feet close to the food though.
It's called tardif dyskinesia. Can be attributed to weakened mouth and facial muscles, prompting involuntary chewing motions as a subconscious attempt to maintain activity. Additionally, dry mouth, orofacial dyskinesia (a movement disorder), and symptoms of dementia can also contribute.
You are also absolutely right. We need to learn empathy
I think it's because she looks and acts like a child, specially how she constantly looks at the phone making sure it's still recording. It's also sad because I think it must be extremely difficult not to end up like this when you're born into that lifestyle, I don't think she had many available paths in her life.
What lifestyle? Or do you mean eating this way. Genuine question, I'm unsure if you actually noticed signs of or know she has some other sad lifestyle.
Yeah some people have the worst lives. That's why I like it when they turn out to be massive racists or something so we don't have feel bad for them and can get back to living our not great but okay lives
I'm asking out of curiosity. Have you ever noticed that leading you to assume the worst of people if you notice them having hardships that would otherwise make you feel bad for them?
She doesn’t have teeth, I’m not sure why people without teeth do that, but it’s a huge sign of it. I suspect it has something to do with their lips folding in over their gums and them subconsciously rearranging them because it feels weird.
Lol, I do the same thing if I'm exhausted or drunk or whatever. I don't think it's as noticable, but I definitely like, clench my jaw a bit while I cut
I thought this was another ragebait "recipe" when she pulled out the bag of chips, but i was wrong. Let this poor lady have her comfort food... We all eat weird shit sometimes for comfort, i like dipping salt and vinegar chips in nutella when i'm sick and don't feel like eating.
I love red kibble… it’s goldfish and Tabasco sauce. So delicious!
Not sure I could do Nutella (not a hazelnut fan in general) but I do dip salt and vinegar chips in blue cheese when I don’t feel like doing anything special lol
You, as a French, shouldn't be shaming a fellow French lady who's just sharing with others who may have the same predicament as she does (no teeth) how to prepare an easily enjoyable snack for themselves. The combination (mustard-pickle chips) are not such an unusual combination; in fact, the brand Lays sells them.
You know it might look bad, but her reasoning for doing it aside, its probably tasting just fine. Like there is nothing in there that you could mess up and the flavors should match well enough too. I would give it a shot lol
As an American she's making a prison "spread" though I think she's making a vegetarian vegan spread.
Her constant gnashing looks like she's all gums no teeth.
Everyone has their weird thing that they like to eat, like tuna fish and mint chocolate chip ice cream.
I personally have the trashy pleasure of minute rice with melted Kraft singles ( gotta be Kraft.)
But I'm most concerned with the title. I'm pretty sure the people of France are called Francs? It just sounds weird to say "as a French." Sorry I'm being OCD af today.
Sorry. I guess I'm super wrong. The Franks were Germanic.
The title is wrong too, though. It's a direct translation of saying it in French ("comme un francais" or "comme francais") but if said in English, technically it's more proper to say "as a French person" or "as a Frenchman" or even simply "as French". It's seen pretty commonly though, and experienced often if you live in Anglo/Franco bilingual places
No, it's just a direct translation of how you'd say you're French in French, which winds up being incorrect in English. In this case the demonym "French" is a noun and not an adjective. The proper way would be to just say "as a French person" or "as a Frenchman" or even simply "as French". Also, not every "un/une" or "le/la" needs an English counterpart; they're more-often-than-not completely omitted when translating French to English
Ah mais j'ai mal compris, d'abord. Vous l'avez expliqué du point de vue français, et moi du point de vue anglais. Nos deux approches ensemble serviront le monde for the better
I don’t think it’s rage bait, I think she’s just autistic tbh. On one hand I wanna be nice to her. But on the other hand, this is just….. literally autistic.
I'm genuinely not trying to be cruel here, but it seems as though this lady may be missing her teeth.
This method makes the pickles bite-sized (so you don't have to bite off the pieces yourself) and softens the chips between the mustard and the latent pickle juice. They're probably easier for her to eat this way.
Otherwise, there's no reason why you shouldn't just eat the pickles dipped in mustard followed by chips. Less mess.
As she was crunching the chips with her hands at the beginning of the video, she was chewing air in the same rhythm. I'm not sure she even knew she was doing it. But I think you're right.
Also, when she's using the knife.
Concentration tick
This. I'm pretty sure she's not chewing with her hands or something. She just does that with certain tasks or movements that happen to trigger it for her.
What a fascinating detail to pick up on
Compassionate, really.
Trying to find an explanation rather than laughing at her for being different.
I noticed the mouth movements first. People with teeth don’t do that.
yep she was chewing each movement with her hands
I think this will actually taste nice. A mustard-Cornichons-dip and then scoop it up with crisps, that’s how I would eat it. I wouldn’t mock it until tried.
c’est encroyable!
Incroyable*
Ancroyab'
No, the L is not silent. Also never understood why native English speaker say Les Miserab and stop there - btw. while randomly adding a "y" to the pronounciation of les.
Parle pour toi, en tant que Breton sa prononciation est impeccab' !
C'est pas évident qu'on parle de langue standard?
Glotophobe en plus.... allons-y gaiement... te gêne pas....
Isn't the L silent?
Being given that lesson is mind-blowing... Especially as native french speaker. 🙃
Thanks for the tip!👍
Ps : Lemme guess, you're American, aren't you?
No, I am absolutely not American, and you are clearly trolling, because that L is definitely not silent. If you're French and speaking in a regional dialect, okay, because that's the only acceptable reason why you might be ignoring the standard French language.
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Silent L... Beginning with a A...
That was a joke.
r/WHOOSH
I'm clearly not french?
Check-out my comment history and get a hold of where I might be born.
I'm not trolling... But either you are, or you are a real size dummy perfectly illustrating Dunning-Krugger effect. 🫠👌
read again, bozo
i said you're clearly trolling (which you also reacted to and now basically confirmed)
You also said I was not french... 😂😂😂
So Who's the bozo? 🙃
You just whoosshed yourself like a pro and try to keep up the appearance.
Here.
Take your red nose and get lost
Ca cera magnifique
I was just about to ask if she has teeth. 🦷
But then she should eat it with a spoon or a fork at the end. Why hands? It's no longer a hands food.
I mean, I'm not into seriously defending this, but tbh there are plenty of commonly-considered "finger foods" that make your hands a mess/greasy. Ribs. Chicken wings. Pizza if eaten with the hands. Even olives/pickles on their own are going to have brine. Heck, burgers/sandwiches are eaten with the hands and often a total mess.
I don't see how this is different.
I’ve seen people in middle eastern countries sit around a big blanket of food piled with meat, rice, beans, dates, flatbreads, whatever…no plates. Just eating with their hands.
It’s like having a food fight with yourself. Way too many filthy bare feet close to the food though.
Fingers are tasty!
It's called tardif dyskinesia. Can be attributed to weakened mouth and facial muscles, prompting involuntary chewing motions as a subconscious attempt to maintain activity. Additionally, dry mouth, orofacial dyskinesia (a movement disorder), and symptoms of dementia can also contribute.
You are also absolutely right. We need to learn empathy
It might no taste bad.
This makes me feel sad for her for some reason. Like, I don't know why, but I feel like we shouldn't be laughing at this...
I agree with you :-(
I think it's because she looks and acts like a child, specially how she constantly looks at the phone making sure it's still recording. It's also sad because I think it must be extremely difficult not to end up like this when you're born into that lifestyle, I don't think she had many available paths in her life.
What lifestyle? Or do you mean eating this way. Genuine question, I'm unsure if you actually noticed signs of or know she has some other sad lifestyle.
He meant the "french dream", that's how we call the lifestyle of the typical "dumb proletarian" in France.
Yeah some people have the worst lives. That's why I like it when they turn out to be massive racists or something so we don't have feel bad for them and can get back to living our not great but okay lives
I'm asking out of curiosity. Have you ever noticed that leading you to assume the worst of people if you notice them having hardships that would otherwise make you feel bad for them?
No
Have you previously thought about whether it could lead to that in some cases?
❄️
I like how she chews as she cuts
She doesn’t have teeth, I’m not sure why people without teeth do that, but it’s a huge sign of it. I suspect it has something to do with their lips folding in over their gums and them subconsciously rearranging them because it feels weird.
Lol, I do the same thing if I'm exhausted or drunk or whatever. I don't think it's as noticable, but I definitely like, clench my jaw a bit while I cut
Se had a good old E
I thought this was another ragebait "recipe" when she pulled out the bag of chips, but i was wrong. Let this poor lady have her comfort food... We all eat weird shit sometimes for comfort, i like dipping salt and vinegar chips in nutella when i'm sick and don't feel like eating.
I love red kibble… it’s goldfish and Tabasco sauce. So delicious!
Not sure I could do Nutella (not a hazelnut fan in general) but I do dip salt and vinegar chips in blue cheese when I don’t feel like doing anything special lol
I love eating sour sliced apples with salt it makes my stomach hurt but I love it
I love sour fruit with salt too! I just love salt on everything tbh. You should try green plums with salt they hurt sooo good
You, as a French, shouldn't be shaming a fellow French lady who's just sharing with others who may have the same predicament as she does (no teeth) how to prepare an easily enjoyable snack for themselves. The combination (mustard-pickle chips) are not such an unusual combination; in fact, the brand Lays sells them.
Touching the chips and then putting your hand in the pickles though...
I’m genuinely curious, what do you think is wrong with that? Unless the chips are made of raw chicken, what is the issue?
You put some chips scraps inside the vinegar,
It’s fine if youre french just don’t be french around me
Its because she have no teeth bro.... She's just trying to enjoy food
I mean at least it's not just a weird fetish thing for once.
*Probably
Why are we shaming what doesn’t effect you in the slightest? That’s more disgusting I fear
I thought she was going to make potato chips crusted chicken. Which is pretty tasty tbh.
That looks pretty good. But then, I'm a drunk fat bitch craving salt and crunch. No insults to this lady.
Would you mind making a transcript so I know how to not make that?
Plain potato chips, Cornishon pickles and mustard of some kind. Make sure not to wash your hands.
Emental flavoured potato chips actually
Guh
I grew up in France. This is in no way French. It’s just gross.
Also, don't insert false teeth!
You know it might look bad, but her reasoning for doing it aside, its probably tasting just fine. Like there is nothing in there that you could mess up and the flavors should match well enough too. I would give it a shot lol
french cuisine the true story
As an American she's making a prison "spread" though I think she's making a vegetarian vegan spread. Her constant gnashing looks like she's all gums no teeth.
I thought she was going to do the 'mashed potato out of crisps / chips thing'.... But no. Sadly, no...
In France Tiktok is really the platform of mental disorder person don’t know why. Invisible on other algo social media but push up on tiktok
I can’t disagree with this
Kinda like those whole cucumber salad things you shake, but not
Honestly? I can see the appeal.
Just add a can of tuna and some mayo and i'd be all over that.
Everyone has their weird thing that they like to eat, like tuna fish and mint chocolate chip ice cream. I personally have the trashy pleasure of minute rice with melted Kraft singles ( gotta be Kraft.) But I'm most concerned with the title. I'm pretty sure the people of France are called Francs? It just sounds weird to say "as a French." Sorry I'm being OCD af today. Sorry. I guess I'm super wrong. The Franks were Germanic.
Francs is definitely wrong, lol
The title is wrong too, though. It's a direct translation of saying it in French ("comme un francais" or "comme francais") but if said in English, technically it's more proper to say "as a French person" or "as a Frenchman" or even simply "as French". It's seen pretty commonly though, and experienced often if you live in Anglo/Franco bilingual places
In french you dont say: a french person (une personne française), I mean you could, but that would sound weird kinda like a french in english
You say: a french (un français)
Bassically, most adjectives that describe a person can be used that way: a bald, a bald, a short, a fat, a white, a black, a blond
Thats where the ‘’As a french’’ probably comes from
No, it's just a direct translation of how you'd say you're French in French, which winds up being incorrect in English. In this case the demonym "French" is a noun and not an adjective. The proper way would be to just say "as a French person" or "as a Frenchman" or even simply "as French". Also, not every "un/une" or "le/la" needs an English counterpart; they're more-often-than-not completely omitted when translating French to English
Je sais que c'est pas la bonne façon de le traduire en anglais, j'ai juste donné une explication que des Anglos pourraient comprendre simplement
Ah mais j'ai mal compris, d'abord. Vous l'avez expliqué du point de vue français, et moi du point de vue anglais. Nos deux approches ensemble serviront le monde for the better
Jesus H Christ. Tuna Fish and Ice Cream??? 🤢🤮🤢🤮
what a waste of France
She's so cute, I would have some with her and peut-être un café plus tard!
Shes Quebecois
With how she said tupperware? Naaaaah.
C’est une piémontaise revisité et minimaliste
The chips/pickles/condiments combo is popular with institutionalized folks
This would be really good with sour cream instead of (or maybe along with?) mustard.
Getting close to potato salad.
Salad
Now this is probably the Cajun in me thinking I didn’t fall too far from the tree, but sometimes something that looks like slop can actually be tasty.
I love all these elements.
Honestly Im eating it it’s just chips pickles and mustard
Disagree. I went through a phase of eating sliced pickles on potato chips.
9/10.
Is that not nachos
Potato salad?
I'm going to eat the rest with Rapée carrot 👀👀👀👀👀
Honestly I'd try this....
as french, you're disgusted by everything, i suppose
Les chips au lait mental
C'est magnifique
at least this being in french made it a little easier to listen to lmao. i love the sound of french.
Quelle Teubée!
Disgusting!
French gastronomy ladies and gents
Well... She just discovered British food
Yuck
This is not a meal, this is a food disorder
Rage-baiting;
an online tactic that aims to provoke anger in users to increase engagement, revenue, and support.
I don’t think it’s rage bait, I think she’s just autistic tbh. On one hand I wanna be nice to her. But on the other hand, this is just….. literally autistic.
Oh well, as long as she’s enjoying them I guess
Every time she uses her hands she does a thing with her mouth.
She is what she eats 😬
French people be like
Dear God, as a human, this is unbearable
She looks like she's chewing already while making it
The only thing I have to comment on is that if she eats this regularly, her love affair with salt is utterly terrifying.
Food and fitness influencers are getting wild these days…
as a non-French, also disgusted
As a human being, I am disgusted.
you are what you eat taken too literally
French or French Canadian? This person is very American coded, I didn't realize they could get like that in France.
She has French accent from France not from where I am
😳🤢
"French" isn't a singular noun. Use "Frenchman" or "Frenchwoman" instead.