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Bowls are better than plates

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  • AprecheApreche
    edited September 2011
    Just take waffle cone and shape it. Waffle cone bowls exist.

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  • BronzdragonBronzdragon
    The fact that plates allow food to not conjugate is vital to some dishes. In the case of the waffles (or any dish with sauce on top) the bottom didn't get overly syrupy. On the other hand, pasta (or any dish with sauce mixed) benefits from being bowled.
  • WyattWyatt
    edited September 2011
    Trenchers ftw!
    I disagree with your oppressive elitist ways good jerk face. Eating off a stale bread plate was the pinnacle of overindulgence by the British nobles and should remain a relic of the past along with yo' momma.

    I prefer sharing the single communal dish. This minimizes the waste of excess dish washing and encourages the sharing of antibodies though intermediary salival exchange. Savage. Revolting. Brilliant.

    EDIT: The new bar serves meat pie. We should check it out. WEB: http://blog.timesunion.com/tablehopping/25242/olde-english-to-open-friday-see-food-drink-menus-now/
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  • WindUpBirdWindUpBird
    Just take waffle cone and shape it. Waffle cone bowls exist.
    We don't want waffle cone bowls. We want bowls that are Belgian waffles.

    Solution: build a waffle press that, when closed, forms a bowl shape. When closed, the press heats to about 50C, at which point waffle batter is forcibly injected into the press. Press heats to proper cooking temp, bowl cooks, done deal. Injection-molded waffle bowl.
  • Kate MonsterKate Monster
    edited September 2011
    My mother made corn bread bowls for chili and cake bowls for ice cream.
    Post edited by Kate Monster on
  • TheWhaleSharkTheWhaleShark
    http://blog.timesunion.com/tablehopping/25242/olde-english-to-open-friday-see-food-drink-menus-now/
    Man, why the hell don't I follow Table Hopping more regularly?

    Also, we should go there. All the time.
  • Special ASpecial A
    greater depression (bowls)
    I think you mean "deep plate." A plate by any other name retains its both its plate-ness and use.
  • WindUpBirdWindUpBird
    My mother made corn bred bowls for chili and cake bowls for ice cream.
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  • KapitänTimKapitänTim
    edited September 2011
    greater depression (bowls)
    I think you mean "deep plate." A plate by any other name retains its both its plate-ness and use.
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  • AmpAmp
    All hail the glorious plate master race!
    Dam your eyes heretic! The bowl is the true master! We are put egg cups in their plan!
  • Special ASpecial A
    Is a hot-dog a sandwich? Stay tuned, the answer may surprise you.
  • KapitänTimKapitänTim
    Troll please.
  • jmermjmerm
    My mother made corn bread bowls for chili and cake bowls for ice cream.
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  • GregGreg
    edited September 2011
    greater depression (bowls) are nearly always superior.
    I remember back in the Greater Depression, we had to eat bowls. Plates were better, because they were flat, but we couldn't afford plates. I worked as a news boy. I remember the headlines of the time: "WAR IN EUROPE" "EMPLOYMENT BREACHES 15%" "NEW DEAL BRINGS PLATES TO MILLIONS!" Those were the days.
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  • WindUpBirdWindUpBird
    If your bowls and plates were made of bread, times wouldn't have been so hard.
  • GregGreg
    edited September 2011
    They made bread bowls and plates, but they were more expensive than 20 porcelain bowls -- that's 10 plates. We didn't have that kind of money.
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  • WindUpBirdWindUpBird
    They made bread bowls and plates, but they were more expensive than 20 porcelain bowls -- that's 10 plates. We didn't have that kind of money.
    Plebes. If you had invested in yeast before the crash, you'd have billions of trenchers.
  • Luke BurrageLuke Burrage
    Yeah. You guys should do this test:

    AQ (Aspergers Test)
  • AmpAmp
    26? Im average?
  • Anthony HemanAnthony Heman
    22. One step above average computer scientist. Considering my job, I find that acceptable.
  • XefasXefas
    28. Five points away! Fuck, so close!
  • CremlianCremlian
    Yeah. You guys should do this test:

    AQ (Aspergers Test)
    Holy shit, I scored a 6 on that test. I think I'm so not asperger I'm on the other insane side :-p
  • TheWhaleSharkTheWhaleShark
    27 over here. Not shocking.
  • GregGreg
    edited September 2011
    29. I'm a safe distance between math contest winner and actual autism.
    Post edited by Greg on
  • BronzdragonBronzdragon
    26? Im average?
    26 is not average. I'm 28 and I've been diagnosed with (light) aspergers. (Though it's been revises to the more general 'some form of...' autism as well). 18 is average man. 15 is average female.
  • George PatchesGeorge Patches
    34, wow that's much higher than I was expecting. Though I suppose that does explain many things...
  • theknoxinatortheknoxinator
    I'm kind of surprised I only got an 18. I guess I'm not a very typical geek/programmer. I think where I break the mold is that I'm very good at changing gears on the fly, so I can be (and often am) interrupted while working on one thing to do something else really quickly and then go back to the first thing right away. Also, vivid imagination and I've learned how to be good socially.
  • KapitänTimKapitänTim
    Where does it say your actual score. I just got 32-50.
  • George PatchesGeorge Patches
    Where does it say your actual score. I just got 32-50.
    In the text above that box.
  • Luke BurrageLuke Burrage
    I got an 8, by the way.
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