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View Poll Results: How do you eat your spaghetti?

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  • In a bowl

    50
    33.78%
  • On a plate

    98
    66.22%
  1. in a bowl or on a plate?
     
  2. I can't fathom eating pasta on a plate actually.
  3. bowl ainec
  4. Bowl FTW.

    Let's say you want to make a plate of spaghetti with green beans on the side. How do you stop the pasta from smothering the beans? YOU CAN'T. You can't stop spaghetti, you can only hope to contain spaghetti. In a bowl.
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  5. Bowls are for chili.
  6. Either. Bowl more often though
  7. spaghetti?

    Edited By: Lord Supremo Jun 21st, 2012 at 09:13 AM
  8. shallow bowl > plate >>>>>>>>>>> cereal type bowl
    Edited By: SCTrojans Jun 21st, 2012 at 09:25 AM
  9.  
    Originally Posted by Pghfan987 View Post

    Bowl FTW.

    Let's say you want to make a plate of spaghetti with green beans on the side. How do you stop the pasta from smothering the beans? YOU CAN'T. You can't stop spaghetti, you can only hope to contain spaghetti. In a bowl.

    Big plate for the spaghetti, small plate for the green beans
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  10. green beans are nasty
  11. like a bawse?
  12. Bowl. Cut it little bit with the fork, twirl around the fork, enjoy without making the mess I would make when I was 4.
  13. long pasta needs to go on a plate but i do eat any other pasta in a bowl
  14.  
    Originally Posted by Donkey Kong View Post

    long pasta needs to go on a plate

    Bowls are for cereal
  15. Both, meaning which ever is closest to reach from cubbard.
  16. In the last 48 hours I have eaten spaghetti from a bowl and a plate
  17. bowl but with chopsticks. they are such a better tool for eating noodles than fork/spoon combo.
  18.  
    Originally Posted by Glo4m View Post

    bowl but with chopsticks. they are such a better tool for eating noodles than fork/spoon combo.

    i always knew there was something about you that bothered me
  19. Both. More often with a plate tho. Like to line my garlic bread around the edge and let the sauce soak into it a lil bit. Bread takes up too much space in the bowls. I'll put my salad in a bowl before the sketti tho.
  20. Bowl all day err day

    btw, anyone else think left over pasta (sauce already mixed in) tastes better than freshly made?
  21. plate

    edit: I make a shit ton of pasta when I make it and the plate holds more than any bowl I have. The first couple forkfuls are kind of a balancing act and it gets easier to eat obviously as you go along
    Edited By: coolhandkev Jun 21st, 2012 at 02:32 PM
  22.  
    Originally Posted by DBo Fo Sho View Post

    Bowl all day err day

    btw, anyone else think left over pasta (sauce already mixed in) tastes better than freshly made?

    LOLOL leftover pasta has to be one of the worst next day foods
  23.  
    Originally Posted by SCTrojans View Post

    shallow bowl > plate >>>>>>>>>>> cereal type bowl


    Exactly this, shallow bowls rape for all kinds of food, including and especially long pasta.
  24.  
    Originally Posted by blufhard View Post

    Both. More often with a plate tho. Like to line my garlic bread around the edge and let the sauce soak into it a lil bit.

    ^ this ^
  25.  
    Originally Posted by Realbigfish4 View Post

    i always knew there was something about you that bothered me

    Edited By: Glo4m Jun 21st, 2012 at 02:42 PM
  26.  
    Originally Posted by Popperhead View Post

    LOLOL leftover pasta has to be one of the worst next day foods

    it doesnt keep that well but its mainly the sauce. i dont mind reheated plain noodles with fresh sauce tho.
  27. People eat green beans with spaghetti?
  28. is this some sort of trick question? you eat pasta from a pasta bowl ffs
  29. Love leftover pasta

    I would choose a bowl for spaghetti. Side note I recently had spaghetti with chorizo instead of beef, it was amazing.
  30. on a sidenote the 2nd best part of long distance race training is carbing up before long runs. You get to eat a shit ton of pasta and not worry about the calories because you are gonna burn them all up the next day.