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just eat it w/ ur hand. u can finish that in 20 seconds.Fusili with a spoon?
Let's refer to this fusili dish I had last month:
You see this and reach for the spoon?
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You technically not supposed to eat any kinda pasta with a spoon, but play on playas
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I mean, I thought that was common sense. How would that even work?
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Smoked these a few days ago on my buddies Komodo Big Joe, charcoalized wood and cherrywood, I think... 6 hours at 250 degrees, the first slab fell apart taking it off the grill. Working on the 2nd slab today!
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That looks more like Rotini to me.
You crazy, Trader Joe.
You crazy, Trader Joe.
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Thank God you dont teach the kids and only clean up after them.Ain't no rules to this. #FirstWorldDiscussions
Spoon
#Wutangisforthechildren
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interesting.
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This is RIDICULOUS.
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It ain't an etiquette contest man. I eat to eat. I am all for practicality .
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DC the barbarian
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DC quarantined, bored out of his mind.
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I am at the park man.DC quarantined, bored out of his mind.
Nah,
marikomorose
saying to use hands is Barbarian like. Certain things just are spoon friendly and certain pasta dishes fall into that boat.
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Gotta keep the parks well maintained.
I see you Willie
Man doesnt even work for park and recs, just for the love of the sport
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eating pasta with a spoon is wild
I don't see how it's more efficient unless the goal is to scoop up every drop of sauce
can maybe see using a spoon in addition to a fork for pastas with very runny sauces
I don't see how it's more efficient unless the goal is to scoop up every drop of sauce
can maybe see using a spoon in addition to a fork for pastas with very runny sauces
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it depends on the quality for sure and I mostly feel that way about sushi
sashimi on the other hand I can crush almost endlessly
there's a sweet spot for sushi/sashimi imo
it's not the crazy high end places and it's not the low end buffet/$8 roll types
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Thats why you use the bread to sop up the sauce
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Pasta with a spoon? Sheesh
Context was removed from your post.
Rotini styled pasta is what I said, not past in general.
I wouldn't eat spaghetti with a spoon because that isn't practical.
But if there is a stype of pasta that is scoopable, I see no issue using a spoon.
Also, yes getting all remaining sauce plays into the equation.
But explain how it isn't practical using a spoon for Rotini. Other than it not being the traditional method of eating.
I come in peace.
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Rotini is easier to eat with a fork though. You can stab AND scoop.
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This guy probably uses a shovel for all his groundskeeping work. Doesnt even realize he has all the other tools at his disposal.
