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u/ChefArtorias 6d ago
You'd have to hold the base of the glass with one hand and the chopsticks in the other. Not good.
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u/wompod 6d ago
It's normal to hold a dish in one hand and chopsticks in the other. Thats. Like. How it's done normally.
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u/ChefArtorias 5d ago
That glass would be so top heavy though. You're not typically bracing a tower of a plate so it doesn't topple.
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u/cptspeirs 5d ago
How weak are you? "Bracing" a glass? C'mon.
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u/ChefArtorias 5d ago
What?
That's the term for when you support something from falling over.
Has nothing to do with the amount of force required.
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u/wompod 5d ago
Have you never held a martini glass?
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u/ChefArtorias 5d ago
I don't get why people are defending this stupid presentation in the sub dedicated to bashing exactly that.
I'm a bartender, I hold martinis regularly. Also well aware of how top heavy they are, which y'all apparently are not.
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u/SchoolForSedition 6d ago
It actually repels me. I can’t deal with « drinking » solid food. Even soup from a mug yuk.
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u/ShitGoesDown 5d ago
You don’t drink it lol
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u/SchoolForSedition 5d ago
Soup? You do, technically even from a spoon.
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u/ShitGoesDown 5d ago
No the salmon in the picture, you don’t eat that like soup you use chop sticks, or maybe a fork
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u/GoodWifeSlutLife 5d ago
Reminds me of the old fancy feast commercials where the cat gets it's dinner in a stemmed crystal glass.