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I was banned from r/food for pointing out that a "homemade breakfast" posted by a user consisted of a frozen hash brown patty, fresh uncut fruit, a sausage link, and a toaster waffle, and I suggested that it seemed like low effort to call that meal "homemade".
Turns out I was wrong about the waffle, at least the user followed up with a picture of a waffle iron and claimed they made it themselves. Fair dinkum, I wasn't going to press the point.
A couple of days later I had a multi-paragraph screed from a mod where they went through my post history and complained about things I posted to other subreddits, like r/hotdog, and a permanent irrevocable ban.
I suppose there is room for interpretation in "homemade." I feel like if someone did the cooking themselves, then it qualifies. Store bought or only a microwave reheat would not qualify.
"Homemade" usually implies "made from scratch" rather than "warmed up inside the house." I'd consider a waffle made in a waffle iron as homemade, but not sure how said waffle ends up looking like an Eggo toaster one.