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Show HN: BroEats – A collection of Bro food

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Oh man, girls would never eat any of that food, am I right guys? Eh?

Seriously though, I might make one or two of these.

ohh yeahh, just like 'girls who code' means boys will never code. shut up.

You are wrong.

A few of those actually look really tasty, which makes me feel kind of disgusted with myself.

Your food photography skills are really good, especially if those are "real food" and not totally prepped.

The photos (and recipes) seem to be pulled from external blog posts (assuming with the authors' permission.) As a content farm, this is actually pretty decent.

Ironically, nearly all of the "bros" who created these recipes seem to be women.

Cool food blog, not sure why it's on HN though.

Assuming the submitter created it (it's a Show HN), it's presumed relevant -- any new project from anyone in the "HN community" is a reasonable topic, even if it's not something which would be otherwise discussion-fodder for HN.

The submitter probably should include more info on the project (why, tools used, etc.) to make the posting relevant to HN, along with specific requests (like, "would you pay for this?" or "how can I make this work on mobile" or whatever).

Yeah, some more information about its creation would be appreciated.

Difficult to do under the stated rules of the forum. They'd have to do a blog post with the information sought and link to that instead of the project proper. Personally, I'd rather the link go directly to the project. But there's no way to add additional information to such posts.

I'm sure the creator will get around to checking the thread soon enough to answer questions.

Yeah, the right thing to do right now is generally to do a Show HN post with the URL, and then immediately make a post introducing yourself and your project and stuff in that thread.

Now can you figure out how to cook it and ship it to me?

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