For us people who lick the bowls, what do you prefer to use? Finger, spoon, spatula, or something else?
I prefer using my finger, gives me more coverage, and better accuse to the bottom of the bowl.
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at 1:02PM, Jan. 30, 2008
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Merrywhite Jenkins
at 1:05PM, Jan. 30, 2008
Tongue.
I always have done, as long as nobody can see me doing it. XD
I always have done, as long as nobody can see me doing it. XD
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amanda
at 1:08PM, Jan. 30, 2008
I have a specific spatula for bowl-licking (bowl-spatula-ing?) purposes.
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at 1:26PM, Jan. 30, 2008
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Glarg
at 2:07PM, Jan. 30, 2008
Tounge. It's more adgile, more flexible, and less tiresome then trying to scrape food up into a spoon… only to have it fall back out into the bowl.
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Dragonizer
at 2:58PM, Jan. 30, 2008
Combination of finger and tongue. Usually the latter for plates, though.
As long as nobody can see me doing it, like Merry said. Haha.
As long as nobody can see me doing it, like Merry said. Haha.
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mlai
at 3:16PM, Jan. 30, 2008
Tongue for plates. Skips the middleman.
Bowls are usually too deep to lick without getting it all over the face/nose/hair, so spoon for that.
Bowls are usually too deep to lick without getting it all over the face/nose/hair, so spoon for that.
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Jimeth
at 3:34PM, Jan. 30, 2008
I eat with my family, so it's the spoon or fork for me. However, I'm off to university in a few months, and then… who knows?
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Custard Trout
at 3:54PM, Jan. 30, 2008
Tongue, even on bowls. If I get in on my face I just lick it off.
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lastcall
at 4:13PM, Jan. 30, 2008
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crazyninny
at 6:53PM, Jan. 30, 2008
Dragonizer
Combination of finger and tongue. Usually the latter for plates, though.
As long as nobody can see me doing it, like Merry said. Haha.
Same thing, but I only don't lick the plate when I'm out in public.
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seventy2
at 8:41PM, Jan. 30, 2008
i use a combination technique….
i start with the spoon….till it's done…then i moves in with the spatula….and i finish it off with my tongue…
i start with the spoon….till it's done…then i moves in with the spatula….and i finish it off with my tongue…
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Aurora Moon
at 2:03AM, Jan. 31, 2008
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Tongue for plates. Skips the middleman.
Bowls are usually too deep to lick without getting it all over the face/nose/hair, so spoon for that.
ditto. :)
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Renga Studio
at 7:14AM, Jan. 31, 2008
Any of the above, depending on the situation. However, it's not always a good idea to use your finger to scrape up, say, greasy cake batter; that often results in hands that are difficult to clean.
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Ozoneocean
at 7:29AM, Jan. 31, 2008
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Frostflowers
at 9:28AM, Jan. 31, 2008
Bowls - especially ice cream bowls - should be cleaned using a combination of spoon, fingers and tongue. If it's a deep bowl, using only your tongue is tricky - it usually results in a very sticky face. :P
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LoveandGuns
at 11:48AM, Jan. 31, 2008
Finger, and I usually hide from doing it in front of my mother (she gets really upset when I do it). lawl.
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Memmy
at 11:51AM, Jan. 31, 2008
I used to lick bowls and plates, but I have fallen out of pratice. Maybe I should start doing it again… Hmm.
I do know I still lick the mixing bowl after making cookies. Hmmm… Cookie dough!
I do know I still lick the mixing bowl after making cookies. Hmmm… Cookie dough!
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usedbooks
at 7:05PM, Jan. 31, 2008
Actually, I like to use bread for dinner dishes. ;) I'll use a spoon for dessert food or when I'm baking.
Sometimes…
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Sometimes…
After all, I gotta keep my army fed and strong.
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Ozoneocean
at 7:26PM, Jan. 31, 2008
"A bread“? That's a phrasing I've heard before… It's curious to me. Is it another way to talk about to a ”piece“ or ”slice“ of bread. or something slightly different?
Heh, I don't know but I suspect it's a nationality thing like US biscuits/non-US biscuits (US cookies).
My cat licks my plate! But only if there's meaty stuff there. He's 100% carnivore… Won't touch anything else.
-Not like Tiger, she used to love cake and anything sweet. Cats are meant to be genetically incapable of having a sweet tooth, but then that wasn't ”discovered" very long ago and using only one or two genes as a sole determinant for that kind of thing is quite blunt an crude.
Heh, I don't know but I suspect it's a nationality thing like US biscuits/non-US biscuits (US cookies).
My cat licks my plate! But only if there's meaty stuff there. He's 100% carnivore… Won't touch anything else.
-Not like Tiger, she used to love cake and anything sweet. Cats are meant to be genetically incapable of having a sweet tooth, but then that wasn't ”discovered" very long ago and using only one or two genes as a sole determinant for that kind of thing is quite blunt an crude.
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usedbooks
at 7:39PM, Jan. 31, 2008
ozoneoceanJust a typo. Sometimes, even I am not perfect…
"A bread“? That's a phrasing I've heard before… It's curious to me. Is it another way to talk about to a ”piece“ or ”slice" of bread. or something slightly different?
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Ozoneocean
at 7:43PM, Jan. 31, 2008
I didn't intend to be mean at all, I make worse typos ALL the time. Much worse! It's just that I have heard it said that way before deliberately and I wondered :/
Sorry for seeming to pull you up on something. I wasn't really. :(
Sorry for seeming to pull you up on something. I wasn't really. :(
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usedbooks
at 7:49PM, Jan. 31, 2008
ozoneoceanlol. I know.
I didn't intend to be mean at all, I make worse typos ALL the time. Much worse! It's just that I have heard it said that way before deliberately and I wondered :/
Sorry for seeming to pull you up on something. I wasn't really. :(
My friends have weird dialects, so I have to get them to clarify things all the time to find out if they misspoke or if they were using a weird rural phrase I'm unfamiliar with.
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Aussie_kid
at 4:07AM, Feb. 4, 2008
I use a combination sometimes. Usually a spoon, but if it won't be scooped up, tongue it is. I just don't like getting my fingers dirty. Oh, and this is for ice cream and other deserts by the way (At home). For cake mix, either a spoon or spatula
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Short_Circuiting
at 5:27AM, Feb. 4, 2008
usedbooks
Actually, I like to use bread for dinner dishes. ;) I'll use a spoon for dessert food or when I'm baking.
Sometimes…
After all, I gotta keep my army fed and strong.
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for licking bowls, i don't normally do it, unless i'm baking brownies and i REALLY want that batter. Then i'll use a spoon. i can't sick my face in the mixing bowl because i'll fail and i would prefer not to touch the batter with my hands. xD
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fazz33
at 7:03AM, Feb. 4, 2008
tongue for plates, fingers for bowls :) Fingers and tongues offer more surface area to be covered with the same amount of effert, at the expense of hygeine, but who needs that anyways :P
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HybridLemonade
at 5:41AM, Feb. 7, 2008
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silentkitty
at 6:59AM, Feb. 7, 2008
Totally tongue, and then finger for any bits that I can't reach with my tongue (if the bowl is too deep or whatever).
Screw spoons, they leave too much behind. lol!
Screw spoons, they leave too much behind. lol!
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Ikos
at 7:22AM, Feb. 7, 2008
silentkitty
Totally tongue, and then finger for any bits that I can't reach with my tongue (if the bowl is too deep or whatever).
Screw spoons, they leave too much behind. lol!
I have to say that I agree!
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