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Do you eat cheesecake with a fork or a spoon?
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over a year ago
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"Fork and spoon x
Do you use it like a knife and fork orrrrrr? 
Miss S x
I'm not that much of a weirdo x"
I was honestly trying to picture how in my head 
Miss S x |
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"Fork and spoon x
Do you use it like a knife and fork orrrrrr?
Miss S x
I'm not that much of a weirdo x
I was honestly trying to picture how in my head
Miss S x"
Fork for the cheesecake...spoon for the cream x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Fork and spoon x
Do you use it like a knife and fork orrrrrr?
Miss S x
I'm not that much of a weirdo x
I was honestly trying to picture how in my head
Miss S x
Fork for the cheesecake...spoon for the cream x"
I like your thinking but I can't help but think;
1. I can't get it in my face quick enough with just a spoon let alone faffing with a fork
2. Unnecessary pots
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By *ryan...Man
over a year ago
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I notice nobody uses a knife to make sections..so everyone on here eats a whole one in one go( or sitting if your posh)
...does this also apply to
chocolate cake ,coffee cake, angel cake ,madeira cake ,Christmas cake birthday cake and and battenburg cake..?
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I eat desserts with a spoon, whereas my husband does so with a fork - yes, even ones with custard.
He's of Yorkshire extraction, and I', from the Saaaaff, so not sure if this is a Watford-Gap type divide. |
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"I eat desserts with a spoon, whereas my husband does so with a fork - yes, even ones with custard.
He's of Yorkshire extraction, and I', from the Saaaaff, so not sure if this is a Watford-Gap type divide. "
Who eats liquid with a fork!? What's that all about.
Chop sticks would be as useful. |
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"I eat desserts with a spoon, whereas my husband does so with a fork - yes, even ones with custard.
He's of Yorkshire extraction, and I', from the Saaaaff, so not sure if this is a Watford-Gap type divide. "
What! And you married him! |
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"If I use a spoon I use my right hand and if I use a fork I use my right hand. 
Two right hands?
I eat with my right hand I guess, what hand do you use for your spoon and fork?."
Spoon right fork left |
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"If I use a spoon I use my right hand and if I use a fork I use my right hand.
Two right hands?
I eat with my right hand I guess, what hand do you use for your spoon and fork?.
Spoon right fork left"
Why not fork right.
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I've given the matter a lot of thought since seeing the topic yesterday.
To say that you can't deal with sauce/cream with a fork is piffle. It is not like trying to fork soup or water. The edge of a fork can clean a plate quite easily.
I agree with a previous poster who said it depends on whether it is in public or private. I would always use a fork in a restaurant. Most probably would do the same at home, out of habit.
However, as a lightweight camper of many years' experience, I use a dessert spoon a heel of a lot as a universal eating tool, a lot of the time it an do many tasks expected of a knife.
However, as pointed out, cheesecake should not be shoveled down in huge spoonfuls so when camping I would not overload the spoon! |
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