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Will prob be cooking a bit more, but will also try to support some of my spots here and there as long as they are still allowing takeout.
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Android users are about to boycott Golden Corral. 
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I bet you think that was a shot a people’s intelligence, do you?
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Perfect amount of sauce.
Which is practically "nothing" in the eyes of most.
No black pepper though.
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You eat that pasta with a fork or spoon?
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Don't even worry about it , ima hold the question game down in your absence
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Paneer, lentils, spinach (non canned), onion. Threw in curry powder, tumeric and a little ginger.
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forkYou eat that pasta with a fork or spoon?
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It ain’t spinach but it’ll do..
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Rotini / Fusilli should be eaten with a spoonYou eat that pasta with a fork or spoon?
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I use spoons almost exclusively. I only use forks for meat or noodle dishes now that I think about it.
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Sushi is one of those foods that I look at and say "damn, that looks really good", then I order it and find myself only wanting a few pieces before I want to move on and eat something different.
I enjoy it, but it's not something I could feast on. And don't get me started on the all-you-can-eat/buffet spots.
I enjoy it, but it's not something I could feast on. And don't get me started on the all-you-can-eat/buffet spots.
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...wait you guys eat pasta with a spoon?
That's ****** up.
That's ****** up.
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Aren’t all pasta shapes noodles?
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Yes. Different shapes may call for a different utensil. I'm not eating spaghetti with a spoon, but I'm also not eating mac and cheese with a fork
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Why?
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I could feast on sushi. I could eat sushi everyday for the rest of my life. I want to learn how to make it on the cool..
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Fusili with a spoon?
Let's refer to this fusili dish I had last month:
You see this and reach for the spoon?
Let's refer to this fusili dish I had last month:
You see this and reach for the spoon?
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Get started. What are your thoughts?
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D.Josey
I eat food to eat food. I use what is the most practical utensil at the moment. If it can fit on a spoon and doesn't need to be stabbed, I use a spoon.
Fusilli comes in different lengths/widths. The Trader Joe's and Barilla versions of Fusilli, that I buy, are closer to shape and size of rotini.
If the fusilli I ate looked like what you posted
Comparison Ford
, I would use a fork.
