Bollocks.

Since when was homemade "god tier"? Honestly, how egotistical can you be to think that your shitty, narcissistic-inflated cooking is better than a restaurant with actual chefs who spend years perfecting their recipes?

Fuck homemade, I would eat out every day if I could afford it.

>>962141
agreed.

i agree with OP in the sense that anything homemade will be seasoned to suit the tastes of whomever is preparing it. the others must appeal to many different palettes, therefore, will be bland to one person, over-spiced to another.

troll

>>962141
I think that the variety of quality in homemade food is less than the satisfaction that comes from producing food yourself. Or in terms of regression analysis...
eBhomemade < Bsatisfaction

>>962161
>in the sense that anything homemade will be seasoned to suit the tastes of whomever is preparing it.

Which is why homemade food will always, ALWAYS, be God Tier.

not troll when it's the truth

>>962495

Maybe to the person who made it, but not to anyone else.

Honestly, it depends on who's cooking, and what they're making-- my mom can't bake, so her baking is mediocre tier at best, while her roast pork is, indeed, god tier. My aunt cannot cook at all, and so she is often shit tier. Variation, then, would also apply to restaurants and chains.

>>962498
Ha, only ever eat your own homemade food. I fix food for myself, not for other people. If someone else happens to really like it then great for them. But, if they hate it then it doesn't matter in the slightest.

this is like a tier list for kingdom hearts fanfiction or something

how on earth can you even compare these, there's so many variables everywhere