A local butcher (#Farmisons) has declared it #NationalPigsInBlanketsDay but we reckon you non-English followers may have some delightfully wacky alternative nomenclature for this festive finger #food.
This is what Americans think Pigs in a Blanket look like. I guess they don't have decent bacon🥓 in the States, so they can't do it properly in any case. Still? 😐
when I was growing up in the north central US, pigs in a blanket were cabbage rolls, but the search engines suggest that the canned biscuit dough and hot dog abomination is more common
Most ironic thing. Me and my family just got done fighting a pig to get it in a trailer for transport to the butcher (although we call it the slaughter here in the US).
@axwax I don't eat meat either but I think it's a *little* far to put cooked food behind a content warning. Raw carved up carcasses would irk me I think.
I would say that a CW is appropriate for something that’d make one unhappy if one were to see it suddenly without expecting it, given that one might have been happy beforehand
I tend to immediately back out of the burger adverts on YouTube rather than sit through the excruciating 4s to skip them, but if I saw a picture of cooked meat on here, I probably wouldn’t think it that jarring
Mainly I’m trying to train YouTube to not show what I don’t like It doesn’t work, though, every time there’s a car advert I immediately switch YouTube off and shout at the telly “stop showing me cars – I absolutely hate cars and their drivers” – I’d be comfortable with a CW for depictions of cars, but that’s just me Cars kill people slowly and sometimes quickly
How far do I go, though? A CW for depictions of right-handed things that stress the unthinking and normalised right-handed dominance of this world? (Actually, not a bad idea)... show more
I would say that a CW is appropriate for something that’d make one unhappy if one were to see it suddenly without expecting it, given that one might have been happy beforehand
I tend to immediately back out of the burger adverts on YouTube rather than sit through the excruciating 4s to skip them, but if I saw a picture of cooked meat on here, I probably wouldn’t think it that jarring
Mainly I’m trying to train YouTube to not show what I don’t like It doesn’t work, though, every time there’s a car advert I immediately switch YouTube off and shout at the telly “stop showing me cars – I absolutely hate cars and their drivers” – I’d be comfortable with a CW for depictions of cars, but that’s just me Cars kill people slowly and sometimes quickly
How far do I go, though? A CW for depictions of right-handed things that stress the unthinking and normalised right-handed dominance of this world? (Actually, not a bad idea)
@u0421793 You're spot on about seeing something suddenly without expecting it.
If a butcher posts pictures of raw carved up carcasses it is to be expected and if I don't like it I don't have to follow them.
If someone likes posting about their dinner I can also fully understand that they don't want to blur all their pictures.
However, if I follow the manufacturer of the best-selling British computer, with a reach of nearly 30k people, I don't necessarily expect to see this. 🤷
It is common etiquette on mastodon to put *any* food photo behind a sensitive warning. Even more so when it's meat. Out of respect for anyone dealing with food issues. The toot doesn't require a CW although that's appreciated but it's best to set the photo as sensitive. @axwax is spot on with their request.
guys, that's quite a shitty attitude. I understand that you have a ton of followers from twitter here, but saying "screw you and your rules" to the active members of the community who were there before you is not cool at all
I don't think there's a proper name in french (Canada)... here they are merely named by this very descriptive name : "Saucisses cocktail entourées de bacon" (bacon wrapped cocktail sausages).
Bacon wrapped cocktail wieners. In the US, Pigs in a blanket traditionally have puff pastry or something similar around them (I'm sure someone has added bacon prior to adding the puff pastry!)
We call it "Could you please use Content Warnings before displaying pictures of dead animal products please?". I know each of us follows different customs, but that's one of the nicest ones of Mastodon...
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in reply to Raspberry Pi :raspberrypi: • • •I tend to immediately back out of the burger adverts on YouTube rather than sit through the excruciating 4s to skip them, but if I saw a picture of cooked meat on here, I probably wouldn’t think it that jarring
Mainly I’m trying to train YouTube to not show what I don’t like
It doesn’t work, though, every time there’s a car advert I immediately switch YouTube off and shout at the telly “stop showing me cars – I absolutely hate cars and their drivers” – I’d be comfortable with a CW for depictions of cars, but that’s just me
Cars kill people slowly and sometimes quickly
How far do I go, though? A CW for depictions of right-handed things that stress the unthinking and normalised right-handed dominance of this world? (Actually, not a bad idea)... show more
I tend to immediately back out of the burger adverts on YouTube rather than sit through the excruciating 4s to skip them, but if I saw a picture of cooked meat on here, I probably wouldn’t think it that jarring
Mainly I’m trying to train YouTube to not show what I don’t like
It doesn’t work, though, every time there’s a car advert I immediately switch YouTube off and shout at the telly “stop showing me cars – I absolutely hate cars and their drivers” – I’d be comfortable with a CW for depictions of cars, but that’s just me
Cars kill people slowly and sometimes quickly
How far do I go, though? A CW for depictions of right-handed things that stress the unthinking and normalised right-handed dominance of this world? (Actually, not a bad idea)
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in reply to Ian K Tindale :pleroma: • • •You're spot on about seeing something suddenly without expecting it.
If a butcher posts pictures of raw carved up carcasses it is to be expected and if I don't like it I don't have to follow them.
If someone likes posting about their dinner I can also fully understand that they don't want to blur all their pictures.
However, if I follow the manufacturer of the best-selling British computer, with a reach of nearly 30k people, I don't necessarily expect to see this. 🤷
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