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Hipster foods we can definitely live without (-- removed HTML --)

Food is glorious. There are so many different kinds of dishes to try and so many different cuisines to check out. It’s hard to be bored when it comes to food. There are, however, some foods that we can definitely live without, such as hipster foods. These are some of the ones that we won’t be ordering or making ever.
Avocado toast
There are few things more hipster than avocado toast. What we don’t understand is why? Why does anyone want to put avocado on toast? Separately these two foods are delicious, but together it’s just too much. We don’t get it, we don’t want it, and we can most definitely live without it.

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Green juice
What is with hipsters and green juice? Don’t people drink normal kinds of juice anymore? Green juice looks like sludge and thus completely unappetizing. We recognize that it’s super healthy in that in has spinach in it, but why would you want to drink spinach? Why can’t we just eat it? This is food that we just don’t understand, and don’t want to ingest.
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Putting salads in a mason jar is one of the most hipster food items that we can think of. Tupperware isn’t cool enough for hipsters so mason jars are the method of choice for transportation. We can’t live without salads, but we can definitely live without transporting food in jars used to can vegetables.

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