I am eating a bagel, croissant, and kiwi for lunch. Now, all three are on separate plates because OMG MY FOOD CANNOT TOUCH. But I love to take a bite of all three and let the flavors mix in my mouth. BUT NOT IN MY HAND. Anyone else eat this way?
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Anyone else eat this way?
Food should not touch other food. I go through a lot of plates at buffets because I don't put things in piles leaning on each other.
Food should not touch other food.
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Food should not touch other food. I go through a lot of plates at buffets because I don't put things in piles leaning on each other.
I'm not, like, excessively compulsive about it, but the touching should be MINIMAL. Mostly, I'm just amused by the fact that I won't let food mix until it gets into my mouth.
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My reason for food not touching is that if you put gravy or sauce on something of a fairly crunchy or resistant texture, then it gets soggy. I'll dip my food, thank you. Also, I despise the warm lettuce you get when they put it on a hamburger.
Teppy, did you hear about the Illuminati at the FAC, or had you known about them, prior?
I knew about them prior. I'm not sure when I first heard of them -- either high school or college. It's the kind of random arcane useless* shit that I tend to know.
*(Unless I go on Jeopardy.)
I'm not, like, excessively compulsive about it, but the touching should be MINIMAL. Mostly, I'm just amused by the fact that I won't let food mix until it gets into my mouth.
See, but that's where you lose me. I don't like my food touch (although I don't actually put them on separate plates), but the wisdom I was always given was, "It's all going to the same place!"
And I always said, "So? It's how it tastes going down."
Some things can mix. Turkey and stuffing, for instance. Ham and eggs. Most other things? All the way separate.