neatyouth44@reddit

Now we know why Cypher missed steak so much

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gearmantx@reddit

Watched The Blob at a sleepover when I was a kid and didn't sleep...the bar for scary was lower back then w no Internet.

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ishippedmybed@reddit

The blob scared the absolute shit out of me as a kid. The nightmares I had were so vivid.

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Ezl@reddit

Same. Especially when baby blob jumps up the stick into the old guy’s hand in the beginning.

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jpegtaylor@reddit

is it really that hard to use your brain and make a meal? seriously embarrassing

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RoseTintMyWorld22@reddit

Well I see who IS NOT cooking Thanksgiving

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Response:Easiest move here is a stripped-down crock pot “cowboy stew.” It’s cheap, forgiving, and hits that cozy beefy-sweet vibe from the carrots and corn.

Here’s a clean version that works with minimum stuff on hand.

Ingredients

Ground beef

Carrots, chopped

Corn (fresh, frozen, or canned)

Onion if you have it

A can of diced tomatoes or tomato sauce (optional but very good)

Garlic if you have it

Salt, pepper

Paprika or chili powder if you want it

Beef broth or water with a bouillon cube

Steps

Brown the ground beef in a pan. Salt it. This step matters. Dump it into the crock pot.
Add the carrots and corn.
If you have onion or garlic, sauté them quickly in the beef fat and toss them in.
Add the tomatoes/tomato sauce. If you don’t have any, use broth or water. You just want enough liquid to come up maybe halfway.
Season with salt, pepper, paprika or chili powder.
Cook on low for 6 to 8 hours or high for 3 to 4.

What the end result tastes like Hearty, stew-like, mildly sweet from the carrots and corn. The beef flavors the broth and everything gets tender.

If you want it thicker, stir in a spoonful of flour or cornstarch mixed with water during the last 20 minutes.

If you want it more “beefy soup” than stew, add more broth.

If you want something different, I can pivot it toward chili, a taco-style filling, or a shepherd’s pie base.

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GravyPainter@reddit

It looks like about a pound of butter was in this monstrosity

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Elegant_Finance_1459@reddit

Nothing a fat serving of mashed potatoes can't fix.

Kasaikemono@reddit

>It actually really had no flavor at all.

I use ChatGPT to learn how to cook - rather than asking for exact recipes, I ask what the essential elements of shrimp scampi are for example.

Garlic, butter, white wine, sautée the shrimp in it

Add aromatics if you want

Because it’s way easier to do that than scroll through 12 pages of life backstory to get a recipe that may or may not be good, and I’m trying to develop my skill in cooking without a full recipe in the first place.

I’m honestly concerned that most people don’t know how to use ChatGPT effectively, it’s not really that hard

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space_monster@reddit

That was true in 2022.

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Betaseal@reddit

To be fair, Gemini is Google

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AvesAvi@reddit

People act like LLMs are maliciously incompetent and are fully incapable of providing anything of remote use. I swear most people here are just parroting other opinions because I've been using LLMs for recipes sparingly and it's been great, especially for recipes I was having a really hard time finding specific ratios for (e.g. everywhere online says "add some X" while LLM says "Add 3 tablespoons").b

Like if you put in a poorly formed request and blindly follow it completely without doing any kind of critical thinking and it turns out like above then skill issue I guess? But if you were returned a recipe that is basically inedible it's not hard to tell.

Redditors think LLMs are simultaneously fully incapable of creating anything original (true) but simultaneously only outputs useless hallucinated slop. Is it not pretty likely that of all the millions of recipes across every language its scraped that there would be one that fits your prompt?

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ImplementFunny66@reddit

If someone were to google, “recipes by ingredient” there are several websites with the function to search and sort by ingredients.

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BaconIsntThatGood@reddit

Honestly I'd opt for using something like Gemini instead because it skips the listicles or ad crammed websites that SEO their way to the top of Google's results.

But Gemini is also fairly good at finding sourced information when you ask it the right questions.

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ImplementFunny66@reddit

It’s not part of my tech habits to seek out AI at this point. I got the nickname google queen when I was younger and it’s still my go-to for finding info. I like research and going down my own rabbit holes.

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BaconIsntThatGood@reddit

I do too, and always have. I've just found google has gotten worse.

Depends what you're looking for too. In this example (finding a recipe) it's not really much depth so I'd probably opt for making the robot do the searching.

Ironically - I don't actually pay for gemini but I opted to use the free version and chose 'thinking' and asked it

"find me a crock pot recipe - the only ingredients I have are ground beef, carrots, potato, corn, and basic pantry spices" - based on OP's nightmare of a photo

It gave me a source website it used as a basis and then gave me what sounds like reasonable instructions (based on what I know of cooking)

Brown the Beef (Highly Recommended): While you can put raw ground beef in the slow cooker, it is much better to brown it in a skillet first and drain the grease. This prevents the stew from becoming greasy and improves the texture of the meat.

Layer the Hard Veggies: Place your potatoes and carrots at the very bottom of the slow cooker. These take the longest to cook and need to be closest to the heat source.

Add the Beef: Pour the browned (and drained) ground beef on top of the vegetables.

Create the Broth: In a separate bowl or cup, whisk your water with the salt, pepper, onion powder, garlic powder, herbs, and paprika.

Note: If you have flour or cornstarch, whisk it into this cold liquid now to help the stew thicken as it cooks.

Combine: Pour the seasoned liquid over the beef and vegetables. Do not stir yet.

Cook: Cover and cook on LOW for 6–8 hours or HIGH for 3–4 hours, until the potatoes and carrots are fork-tender.

Add the Corn: Stir in the corn during the last 30 minutes of cooking. (If you add it at the start, it may get mushy).

Final Seasoning: Taste the broth. Since you used water, you may need another pinch of salt or garlic powder to make the flavors pop.

With this as the source: https://butterwithasideofbread.com/slow-cooker-poor-mans-hamburger-stew/#:~:text=2%20tsp%20Italian%20seasoning,1%20tsp%20onion%20powder

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LLMs have their place but most people are using them incorrectly, irresponsibly, and in the worst cases, dangerously.

They are best used as a sounding board by people who are already experts or at least competent in the field they're asking a question about and will be able to identify when an answer is wrong or incomplete. Think a programmer Rubber Duck Debugging.

Yeah, and they instantly discount names like yours that look like the ones reddit generates as a bot woulsnt care ti change it, ao they will instantly think posts like yours are an ai bot, that will read this and respond with a delicious cupcake recipe to prove them all wrong.

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amglasgow@reddit

It most likely just copied an existing recipe word for word

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AzucarParaTi@reddit

I had it help me tweak an instant pot recipe and now it's perfect and very reliable.

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Le_Nabs@reddit

Because most people have no idea how this tech works, don't think beyond 'this is just google but friendly'.

MothafuckinPlacentas@reddit

You must be easily stunned. But I agree, chatgpt is for idiots

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tommytwolegs@reddit

I'm convinced people who hate chatgpt are somehow too dumb to use it and get mad they can't trust its output 100%.

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Oh, well I guess I should have specified. I was interested in seeing the bot's original output to see what it actually produces.

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Kaidus_@reddit

The screenshots are a little too long for me to get the full thing, but as you can see from the photos, they’re more than acceptable and I encourage you to try it for yourself if you still don’t believe me.

It’s actually baffling to me that so many people here think this isn’t a task that LLMs are capable of. It’s especially useful to me since I often want recipes tailored to my specific ingredients and portion sizes, which again, it does pretty much perfectly.

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snorlaxthelorax@reddit

Its LITERALLY the whole idea for their commercial they keep running. So AI is useless

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BrightSaves@reddit

Actually I use chatgpt all the time when I cook. Not for full on recipes, but if I want to make a tweak to something in a dish or if I’ve added too much of an ingredients or forgot a step, I ask chat how to get out of it and it makes really helpful suggestions completely specific to my ratios and ingredients.

I also have a number of recipes I’ve created over the years and I’ve put them into chat to ask how to “chef it up a bit” and most of the time to suggestions are creative and unique.

This does not replace my cookbooks, cooking technique books, or classes I’ve taken, but to say there’s no value in it is simply wrong. You just need to use your judgement and have a baseline of cooking skills to know what to ask and do.

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Le_Nabs@reddit

ChatGPT can be a shortcut if you're knowledgeable in a field already, but it can't be trusted if you know nothing about. By the very nature of it being a probability based model, it will mess up sometimes and if you don't know anything about a subject, you don't know how to spot whether it messed up or not. It absolutely isn't the same as visiting recipe sites and looking up recipes that have (for the good ones) been tested to work already, where you can know nothing and be confident that the recipe actually works.

For a complete newbie in a given subject, it cannot and should not be used as a truth box, because it's not what the tool is.

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BrightSaves@reddit

Totally agree. I wouldn’t recommend relying on it if you’re just learning to cook but if you’ve reduced a stock too far in a fricassée and just need a quick fix, chat can get you an answer way faster than digging through a cookbook or article (though of course you should start with a cookbook at the top of the recipe!)

Frydendahl@reddit

It's doesn't help that the companies behind these technologies have no fucking idea how to monetize them, and have effectively been pushing any and every use case conceivable - including WILDLY inappropriate ones.

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xTeixeira@reddit

It's not, it shouldn't be used like that, but it just don't stick

3-goats-in-a-coat@reddit

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furitxboofrunlch@reddit

The adjustment comment is what makes me laugh. If you have access to chatgpt you can definitely convert quantities to suit your needs.

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willyoumassagemykale@reddit

Chatgpt can't give you social skills though apparently.

The "training data" has no goddamn taste buds. It literally can not give good recipes because it doesn't know what shit tastes like. The fact that you think "it won't give onions in a sweet recipe" is the minimum quantifier for a good recipe is insane.

Clankers need to be stopped istg

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I’m pretty sure you’re more likely to find onion than sugar in a desert, just judging by the amount of water it takes to grow. But I’m no expert.

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El_Diablo_Feo@reddit

This is the correct take. Have an upvote sir. It's disappointing how most people are too fucking stupid or lazy to use any LLM correctly

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Mr_Hobbyist@reddit (OP)

Wanting to use up some specific foods + brand new crock pot from Costco = "Hmmm, what can I make with these exact ingredients....BUT WITH THE CROCKPOT!! I'll ask ChatGPT!!" - my wife probably

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kittyonkeyboards@reddit

Chatgpt loves telling people what they want to hear.

So it just told her to throw everything she listed into the pot and hope for the best.

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SousVideDiaper@reddit

It's crazy how many people have abandoned human relationships to "date" ChatGPT instead. But maybe lonely narcissists wasting time with that instead of hurting actual people isn't all bad.

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hates_stupid_people@reddit

I still think calling it AI was the first big mistake.

It's a chatbot that will "lie" just as easily and confidently as it will present facts. But people with low tech literacy straight up think chatgpt is basically Data from Star Trek. Which is the equivalent of comparing throwing a rock to an interplanetary rocket, or comparing an abacus to a modern smart phone. At a very basic level they can do the same thing, but it's really not the same.

They should have gone with the sci-fi thing of separating more basic SI(simulated intelligence) from "full fledged" AI.

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charlesgegethor@reddit

Part of the problem is we continue to anthropomorphize LLM by saying things like "lie". It has no concept of "truth" vs "lie", it takes an input, runs it through the language model to create an output that is associated with the input, and then dumps it back at you. It's almost like it's just one giant lookup table of relating all the words you typed into the prompt and giving you something back.

It has no concept of previous state either; when you add another prompt to the model all that it is doing is combining all previous prompts into one singular prompt and then running it through the language model again.

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blarghable@reddit

A good way of describing it is as "text creating software". It's quite good at creating text that looks like something a human might write, but nothing else.

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There’s absolutely nothing wrong with a meat and two veggies. Throw in garlic and a season or two and it’s a perfect meal. A poor man’s stir fry basically.(gotta find the post where OP said to remove the onion if you’re watching calories, someone help me out)

There is ABSOLUTELY something wrong with throwing all that shit into a crockpot and hoping for the best.

You two making digs at gym bros is kinda weird, considering the slop that OP posted…

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ShellieMayMD@reddit

I just wanted to make funny puns, and enough made fun of OP’s wife already. Would you prefer we continue to dogpile her?

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DarDarPotato@reddit

Nah, you’re right. You should make shitty puns that are already beaten to death on Reddit. Somebody saw one gym bro eat chicken, broccoli, and brown rice. The rest is history.

We make pretty much this then and put it on top of mashed potatoes.

El_Diablo_Feo@reddit

No context, details, proper instruction, or structure is my guess. OP's wife is probably an LLM-idiot

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KUSH_K1NG@reddit

On a real note OP drain it and add massed potatoes and you kidna have Shepard pie it appears.

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hung_like__podrick@reddit

I do the same thing when I want to use a certain combination of ingredients but I’ve never ended up with a monstrosity like this, lol

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Master0fMuppets@reddit

Ignore the haters, I do this all the time. Honestly one of the more uniquely helpful use cases I've found for LLMs so far, but it can absolutely whiff sometimes lol.

But most of the time it's great, especially when you wanna make a recipe but don't quite have the exact set of ingredients necessary, I found out that evaporated milk is a fantastic substitute for coconut milk as a base for curries this way

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hellonameismyname@reddit

They should be generally solid at it. Not sure what the hell she promoted it with here

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Now I've got that stuck in my head. Aggressive Italian sometimes maybe good, sometimes maybe shit

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Sophilosophical@reddit

Yeah I’ve got a couple cookie recipes saved from ChatGPT. I just hate scrolling through those websites where they tell you their whole family history before the recipe and there’s a million popups.

The cookies were good, but also I wouldn’t be mad if ChatGPT disappeared off the face of the earth

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ajver19@reddit

It's only way to get recipes, no other much better already existing methods exist.

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Tex302@reddit

I get really good ones. This one may have been a dud.

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vicsj@reddit

A couple of years ago I asked it to make me a recipe for healthy edibles and I listed all the ingredients I couldn't consume (as I have a lot of food sensitivities that make finding recipes tedious). It came up with a healthy, low histamine and anti inflammatory breakfast muffin that was so damn good I had to stop myself from eating more than one at a time! It gave me a recipe for canabutter as well which was very successful as it was my first attempt too.

torthBrain@reddit

This is actually one of the only good use cases of LLMs

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lemonylol@reddit

Reddit has a huge hate-boner for AI in general and likes to posts these "gotcha" circlejerks. There's another post on the Elden Ring subreddit right now where people are going apeshit over an AI video that has 232 views.

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EAsapphire@reddit

It's actually pretty convenient at times if you know how to word your prompts and follow-ups.

I've used it plenty when I have a random assortment of left over vegetables or meats or whatnot. It lets me say "I have these things, what can I make in my Instant Pot?". Then when it spits out ideas, I tweak them. I ask about other ingredients, or ways to combine them in the pot, or if I should add noodles or rice, or a change of spices, etc...

Using ChatGPT or other AI is only as good as the prompts you create.

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AnOfficeJockey@reddit

I mean, I have been doing it for some 2-odd years now for a semi restrictive diet I have imposed on myself. Helps that I understand, you know, how to actually fucking cook. But all the recipes it shoots out have been 7+ out of 10.

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LordOfTheGam3@reddit

They’re actually really good at recipes. Contrary to what the other replies may say, this is exactly what things like ChatGPT are designed for.

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kerelberel@reddit

I've succesfully made things using chatGPT. I think some people are idiots.

You give it a reasonable prompt and mention what ingredients you have and ask it if you might need anything else.. it can't really go wrong.

khunter610@reddit

I’ll admit, I tried it after failing to re create my grandmothers potato salad. I couldn’t find any recipes on google that were similar and my attempts just didn’t taste right. So I broke down and told it I needed a recipe for potato salad but it needed ingredients a, b, c and could not have ingredients x, y, z. Let me tell you, it gave me a great recipe that tasted just like my grandmothers. It can work, but I also already know how to make potato salad, so I could tell if it was giving me a legit recipe or not. I think that’s the key here. As long as you know a little about the recipe you’re already making, or a little about cooking, you’ll be fine

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gobblegobblechumps@reddit

Because the exact use case is in a currently-airing chat gpt commercial

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Targeted questions or modifications, it can handle those all day

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amnesiac854@reddit

Ehhh idk a few times I’ve basically just fed it random ingredients on a clean out the fridge day and I don’t necessarily get a full recipe from it but it can give me some ideas

I’ve taken a few recipes though that haven’t been terrible but I guess I know enough to ignore anything that is gonna result in hot beef water lol

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chonkychick@reddit

Looks like you could add some jam and custard and have a trifle

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Bubbly-Account-6993@reddit

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Post the recipe or gtfo.

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YaDumbSillyAss@reddit

And do you think that the unpalatability of this meal is more likely due to your wife or are we blaming it on the greatest intelligence ever created??

Drain the sloppy goop
Brown the unslopped goop
Remove the browned goop
Brown a mirepoix
Return the brown goop, add beef stock, bay leaves, maybe potato
Reduce until it doesn’t taste like shit.

Browning it makes it taste better

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forogtten_taco@reddit

Yes, obviously. But you dont NEED to. Its not a requirment.

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Alkao52@reddit

It's a super easy step and make the end product so much better. Why are you so combative?

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grebilrancher@reddit

Baby you got a stew goin!

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seffay-feff-seffahi@reddit

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It's not stupid. People starve to death every day. I don't think you'll truly understand unless you go through it.

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hellonameismyname@reddit

I’m not saying it’s stupid because no one goes hungry. It’s just stupid because you could comment this on literally anything?

Like you see a picture of a guy in a t shirt and be like “wow you must be rich because that t shirt must have cost $10!” It’s just meaningless

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GurlOfYaDreams@reddit

That's not even true and it shows you have a misconception about the actual issue. Food waste is a lot different than wearing a shirt, or owning a towel. It's what you do with the items that makes it worth calling out.

If said person was tearing the shirt apart, when it could have been donated to charity? Yeah, that's applicable.

Simply owning a shirt? No.

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hellonameismyname@reddit

You would say someone is rich if they ripped a $10 shirt?

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If you disagree with that comment then what even is your point?

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GurlOfYaDreams@reddit

The point is the point I was making, which was that if bare needs necessities are unnecessary for you, and you choose to waste them instead of donating them or leaving them for the less fortunate, you are unethical, and privileged.

E-money420@reddit

That's a very generous term for this abomination

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DecentFeedback2@reddit

Not far off of Chef Mic for microwave restaurant slop 🧑‍🍳

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Sesoru@reddit

what was it??

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turtlevinyl@reddit

This is a great meal if you have pigs that need feeding.

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SpeedBlitzX@reddit

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Quiet Piggy

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Soft_Chipmunk_8051@reddit

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doompines@reddit

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Lol ChatGPT is wild. I've taken cooking "tips" from it a few times and each time it tells you things with such immense confidence and authority. Each time it was mediocre at best.

But same thing applies with pretty much everything I've used it for short of writing related stuff. It's pretty decent at that.

Literally an entire episode’s plot on Futurama.

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Chat has given me some absolute bangers of recipes. Your wife must have told him what she had on hand and he came up with this slop.

If you make the mistake of telling him you have pickled anchovies and ketchup, while asking for a garlic white wine pasta sauce recipe he will include those ingredients.

Turbulent_Orange_178@reddit

Why don't people just watch a video to properly cook something lol

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fullautohotdog@reddit

Or just look at a cookbook?

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sterling_mallory@reddit

You might have been able to salvage that into a soup. Looks like the ground beef was raw and it's all sitting in a pool of liquid and rendered fat. You could strain it, doctor it up a bit, and turn it into something like a janky Italian wedding soup.

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Jokes_0n_Me@reddit

Some recipes I've got off chatgpt have been very good. I usually specify restaurant quality though.

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AnOfficeJockey@reddit

For some reason I am hesitant to believe this, primarily because I have been using it for years for diet specific meals and they turn out absolutely fire every single time and the macros are always within 4-5 standard deviation.

Ima be real, this is less gpt, more wife.

golden turd of a joke right there.

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Sharpshot0o7@reddit

I won’t lie, I’ve used ChatGPT for a recipe. Now I won’t say I followed it blindly to the end it was more of “give me an idea of some recipes I can make with my current ingredients” honestly wasn’t too bad if you use if for ideas but not a full recipe.

Whatever OPs wife did looks horrendous though!

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MothmanAcolyte@reddit

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Crock-o-shit pot.

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rocketsalesman@reddit

Can you post a screenshot of the GPT recipe? I use GPT As a cooking companion all the time and I've never seen it recommend cooking ground meat in a crock pot and cooking it with corn and large stew-size chunks of carrot.

I know we all love dunking on clankers, but I'm tempted to blame the human on this one.

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tzarhirovito@reddit

Not sure I've ever seen a good gpt recipe

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Additional-Bee1379@reddit

You can easily fix this.

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Accurate_Process_659@reddit

did she specify in her prompt that the recipe was for human consumption? because that's dog food

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GrumpyGiant@reddit

The corn, tho… that stuff will look remarkably similar after it exits as it does before it enters.

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Idcanymore233@reddit

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TheFatThunderCat@reddit

In my opinion the Alfredo sauce is where it went wrong. Everything else stood a chance of working out and tasting good. Cheese sauce and sweet potato just ain’t it lol. Unless you have sweet potato fries then maybe

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Terrible-Way-985@reddit

Your wife sounds like a fucking idiot. Why would you use AI to generate recipes when there's endless amounts of free and accessible recipes online already.

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lulgupplet@reddit

r/poopfromabutt

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LightEarthWolf96@reddit

I spent a day in jail once, the jail food was more appetizing than this

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Western_Monitor3314@reddit

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MilkLizard65@reddit

Which purina can is that?

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Sachayoj@reddit

Think my dog came up with that last night, too!

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Keanne224@reddit

Mix in some instant mash potato. Gasses formed in the digestion system from the combination of protein and starches will turn whoever eats it into a musical instrument.

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Original_Quantity368@reddit

Maybe with this people will understand that overall AI is shit?

Lmao what are you talking about. AI doesn't need to know what food tastes like. Even if "it" could comprehend what flavor is, thats not even how it works. It's trained on text data so it's scraping recipes from all over the Internet. I think OP is just new to cooking.

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ChampionImpossible36@reddit

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You know it's ready when it's a brownish, grayish sludge

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ElmoIsOver@reddit

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Remember when bender cooked on Futurama… this is what u get the robots can’t cook.

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ramboacdc@reddit

I have used GPT for some recipes. It seems to love a stew.

imadethisforporn00@reddit

I can tell

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Key-Secretary9686@reddit

I made a curry recipe with chat gpt and it looked and tasted good idk why you got smth like that in germany we could build a bulding out of that slop

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Single_Rabbit_9575@reddit

uh. wow that certainly is something alright!

use these next time: stilltasty.com & supercook.com

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iamjameshannam@reddit

More like… Crackpot…amirite?!?

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deevee12@reddit

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...god damn it, the divorce attorney's going to be ChatGPT too, isn't it.

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No-Sky-786@reddit

That’s on your wife man sorry to say 😅

As a broke guy in his 20s, i give ChatGPT a list of what’s in my fridge and it comes out w some banging meals. AI isn’t the greatest thing ik but this is a reach

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Grigori_the_Lemur@reddit

GPT = Gonna Puke There.

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Astro_The_SpaceDog@reddit

Weird. Usually ChatGPT references to a recipe that already exists on the internet. It also sends a link to said recipe.

I asked it for a pumpkin cookie recipe just now and it sent me a link to this website: https://themindfulmeringue.com/pumpkin-chocolate-chip-cookies/

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Prestigious-Trip-927@reddit

Oh but I hear chatGPT can make a pasta dish that will make a lady horny for you? I think the girl in that commercial put up with the food because she really just liked the guy regardless.

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flagmouse63@reddit

thanks for boiling the ocean and raising your community’s electric bills for this 🤩 looks delish!

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phlegmdawg@reddit

Honestly, I’d try it. Maybe over some rice like a curry.

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forogtten_taco@reddit

Im sorry what's wrong here ? Corn, good, beef good, carrots good. Seasoning? Good.

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PandaBear6113@reddit

I’m glad someone else thought this too. I mean…it can get wonky sometimes, but I’ve gotten some good results from it. I use it for ideas, but I run them through my own sanity check.

Jesus Herbert Christ! That looks painfully awful.

I HAVE used ChatGPT maybe a dozen times for recipes, but I suspect because I have SOME idea of how to cook, what works well, and what doesn't, that I'm able to get the recipe suggestions into a reasonable state. I've made some really good soups and stews with its help.

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ThatAirsickLowlander@reddit

I thought this was someone panning for (fools)gold

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Chef Boy-I'm-glad-I-ain't-eating-that.

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Nervous-Emotion28@reddit

not gonna lie

- the_boris_pdx

^(I detect haikus. And sometimes, successfully.) ^Learn more about me.

So what am i looking at??

Carrots, corn and ground meat?

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I_DRINK_GENOCIDE_CUM@reddit

Just wait til she tries people food

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GentrifriesGuy@reddit

SHATgpt trying to kill you. Run!

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EmploymentAbject4019@reddit

How did you use it?

In my experience, LLMs are better for taking a recipe and calculating all the nutrition information like fiber, sodium, potassium, etc. You can have it link to all of the government regulatory food database entries it uses for that.

I found it useful for taking a recipe, telling it to substitute an ingredient and then getting the updated nutrition information instantly.

This is basically all I did with a 1 month trial of Gemini. Definitely wouldn't continue pay for it though.

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