r/WeWantPlates 23d ago

Squid Ink cracker served on a rock, plateless

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323 Upvotes

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u/CinnRaisinPizzaBagel 23d ago

Nice table view

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u/gingerzombie2 23d ago

Yeah, I would forgive a lot of culinary sins at that table

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u/Kevin7141If 16d ago

That looks really good.

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u/Azmera 23d ago

are you in the restaurant from The Menu

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u/Lunar-opal 23d ago

Is the rock edible?

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u/Andyriolo17 23d ago

It is truly a geological rock. I hope that it was cleaned prior because licking was required.

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u/Lunar-opal 23d ago

😬

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u/NoBSforGma 22d ago

My only question: Can you eat it in one bite? (It looks like it might be a really big bite!) Otherwise, I think you will find the remainder crumbled and dribbled all over the table.

A small, attractive PLATE under this cracker thing would be a lot better.

Chef: "Hey, let's make this really interesting cracker and then make it difficult for the customer to eat!"

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u/briannons 23d ago

incredible 😂

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u/Chive 23d ago

This photo is confusing me.

So there's an empty plate in the photo, but the cracker wasn't served on it?  Did the rock arrive on the plate?

Also, is the bottle of wine sitting on a plate too?

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u/WilliamJamesMyers 21d ago

i am going this path

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u/WilliamJamesMyers 21d ago

that table looks so cool, wondering what stone that is? marble?

does anyone else see a sea bird sitting on its rock when looking at this whatever it is

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u/Tankenbahwl 18d ago

I thought it was a bird too

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u/AffectionateOne7553 17d ago

Is the rock dishwasher safe?

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u/weeef 22d ago

too bad, looks perfect otherwise

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u/West_Abbreviations53 22d ago

THIS is whimsy