Using artisan and IHOP in the same sentence does not compute.

>>7418602
I don't think you know what artisan means, anon.

cool i love ihop

>>7418607
Not in our lifetimes. Perhaps in a century or two

>>7418602
Artisan = produced in a way requiring great skill often hand made.

artisan =/= fancy looking

last time I went to ihop I was with my friend and we asked to have the check split on to 2 cards, the waitress argued with us and said "why dont you put it on one card and one of you gives the other money" I guess because she couldn't be bothered to do it
it was a little bit of a back and forth until my friend yelled at her THIS ISNT A NEGOTIATION

only gave 15% rounded down as tip because of it

>>7418607
>>7418608
>>7418644

>Hipsters angry that I can spend $5-7 on a whole artisan meal whereas they spend $14 for less food

>>7419834
Calling some mass produced slop from a low-tier national chain restaurant artisan does not make it an artisan meal.

Créton would be nice.

>>7419852

Calling something "mass produced slop from a low-tier national chain restaurant" does not disqualify if from being artisan.

I bet you get mad when anyone calls anything artisan.

>>7419868
No, just mass produced slop from low-tier national chains.

>>7419868
If it is mass produced, it literally does disqualify it from being artisan.
That's the fucking definition of artisan: not mass produced.

>>7418602
But it's so easy to make. Why would you buy that?

I think we should start calling it autisinal

>>7419891

>It's mainstream therefore I don't like it

Found the hipster

Frenchfag here.

>French toast
>Artisan

This shit looks nothing like traditional pain perdu and I bet it doesn't taste like it either.