We had a little debate over supper. I grew up with and enjoy spaghetti in a bowl - twisting the noodles on the fork using the spoon as leverage. And i thought my meal looked the best - nice black bowl for contrast (you have to imagine three croquettes in there - i added another one shortly after this pic was taken - esthetically i know three is more pleasing than two!). And Timothy prefers spaghetti on a nice white place using a fork and knife to tame those crazy noodles. Plus he had three croquettes visible on his plate. But we were wondering what others thought - it's reminiscent of the epic "dishes in or out of the dishpan" debate of several years ago... Which do YOU prefer - bowl or plate? If you're having difficulty deciding, i guess we'll just have to have you over for dinner and you can decide for yourself!
Buon Appetito/Eet Smakelijk!
8 comments:
My vote is for black, and definitely eat with fork and spoon.mom
Such a great post! My vote is for a bowl (black was a nice contrast!), however, I never mastered the twirl and therefore go with Tim's fork & knife combo.
How's that for mixing it up?
Also, I'd be up for having to do a taste test...you know, in case your votes are tied.
I'm not sure where to cast my vote...both seem to make sense - I think I've eaten it both ways and both times the food made it to my mouth ok ;) At this point I'll eat spaghetti anywhere if it means I get a croquette with it!!! When can we come and try it out?
I like Niki's idea, a taste test. You know, sort of buying votes? mom
Soooo, apparently, i've got to have a spaghetti/croquette evening... what would everyone suggest? I only have three croquettes left in my freezer - saving them for a super special person - whoever is here first, gets them! Heehee...
I'd love to have you all over for dinner, would be excessively fun - what date works?? (i'll find croquettes somewhere)
This post made me chuckle Danielle! I always ate spaghetti on a plate with a knife and fork, cutting up my noodles into bite size pieces but lately we've been eating it in a bowl because that is easier for the kids -- still cut with a knife though!
Martin and I have this issue with soup -- I like my soup in a mug and he likes his in a bowl. I eat my soup with a small spoon and he eats his with a big spoon. Funny the things we get used to! I'm totally up for a spaghetti and croquettes party at your place! Do we first need a "make croquettes" party though?
Ewww, croquettes & spaghetti! LOL
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Bowl!!
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