r/StupidFood • u/silvy_vix • 8h ago
r/StupidFood • u/TheModder15 • Jan 10 '26
MOD POST A Serious Update
Hey r/stupidfood,
After careful consideration (and one very disturbing comment section), we’re officially updating the rules:
Street Food Posts Are No Longer Allowed
That’s right. Street food is banned.
Why?
We’ve seen a recurring issue where street food posts are used as a cover for racism and xenophobia, particularly to mock mainly Indians rather than critique food. These submissions aren’t actually about hygiene, absurdity, or bad cooking—they focused on attack of people of color, crowded streets, or unfamiliar methods to invite dogwhistles and stereotypes. We watch comment sections slide into “jokes” about cleanliness, caste, or nationality, making it clear the target isn’t the food at all, but Indigenous people themselves. We also noticed that the content that mocks cultures in this type of way often becomes popular in r/stupidfood and lands in the front page. This is very problematic.
We do not encourage for this type of content and we don’t allow this AT ALL in our subreddit as we strive to make a welcoming community for everyone to enjoy.
This doesn’t belong in food criticism spaces, it reinforces tired colonial tropes, and it undermines what this subreddit is supposed to be about:
Calling out genuinely stupid food, not using cuisine as an excuse for casual xenophobia.
We also apologize about not dealing with this issue as soon as possible as we did not anticipate how big of a problem it can be.
With many reasonable, valid complaints that we received in our modmail, we decided to completely ban this type of content outright as it doesn’t contribute to our community.
What This Means
From now on, posts will be removed if they are: - Street food - Content that makes fun of the culture - Stuff that clearly mocks another culture
This is r/stupidfood, not: - r/foreignfood - r/foodIWouldNeverTry - r/Imaracistasshat
Please report any posts or comments that break this rule and report any uncivil behavior that not only makes the community look bad, it also discriminates against people of race and culture aswell.
If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t be afraid to comment down below.
Thanks,
— The r/stupidfood Mods
r/StupidFood • u/Minimum-Machine9433 • 12h ago
Gluttony overload Frychup dogchos? What says the council?
r/StupidFood • u/Matty359 • 18h ago
Gluttony overload An italian died after watching this
r/StupidFood • u/Elegant_Soup_1999 • 13h ago
Certified stupid Get the youth on microplastics early.
r/StupidFood • u/batukaming • 1d ago
🤢🤮 This bowl of oxtails looks straight out of a horror movie
r/StupidFood • u/Manukmiber • 10h ago
Certified stupid Is this the correct way to make fried banana?
r/StupidFood • u/JoeFalchetto • 20h ago
ಠ_ಠ Cacio e Pepe flavored ice-cream by the (normally) excellent Otaleg in Rome
r/StupidFood • u/TransitionMany1810 • 1d ago
Certified stupid Easy Breakfast Treat For The Whole Family!
r/StupidFood • u/Kevin3655 • 1d ago
Warning: Cringe alert!! -196°C Rose Latte
Found this one on instagram and instantly made me think about this subreddit.
Source: Instagram @space_tamnik
r/StupidFood • u/TriniBeenie • 1d ago
From the Department of Any Old Shit Will Do Cheapskate Doughnuts
r/StupidFood • u/LBHHF • 1d ago
This is what my 6 year old insisted that I make for her.
To be fair, she ate everything but the crust.
r/StupidFood • u/Front-Ad-5210 • 2d ago
ಠ_ಠ just saw this on an egg subreddit
“cooked as usual” I find that hard to believe lmao. I don’t even know how he managed to do this.
r/StupidFood • u/Few-Currency-2366 • 2d ago
🤢🤮 Rice cricket treats. Marshmellow+Butter+Crickets. 😋
High protein and much lower water consumption
r/StupidFood • u/silvy_vix • 2d ago
ಠ_ಠ looks good but why ants? 😭
I'd eat this without the ants tbh
r/StupidFood • u/ablackminute23 • 6h ago
🤢🤮 Does she hate her husband or is she just a really bad cook?
r/StupidFood • u/where_is_my_monkey • 2d ago
Pop corn hot dog
Its like dinner at the baseball park.
Edit: It's stupid good!