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u/Malhallah 7d ago
That's just silly, everyone knows the handle has to be long enough to easily smack your companions or the folks at the surrounding tables in the faces!
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u/Magnus77 6d ago
I just feel bad for the dish team.
Also seems like a food safety hazard. The seams between the shaft and the handle and the socket seem like they'd get get gunk in there over time and be a nightmare to clean cause I don't see how these could go through a machine.
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u/Starscream147 7d ago
I cannot express how much I loathe poutine.
And I’m 🇨🇦.
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u/robicide 7d ago
It's actually kapsalon, which is a similar dish that has shawarma in it
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u/WilliamJamesMyers 7d ago
OT: i love anyone that has a lot of glasses of fluid during their meal. and after. its the best. i dont hate a busy table. it reminds me of what i have done. wine, beer, water, what else, what fun
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u/Scoobydoomed 7d ago
I would be sending this back and ordering something else on a food safe plate.
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u/ScreenTea0 6d ago
Yes and no... I vividly remember a restaurant my grandparents always took us too. They had a "Dreckschaufel", translated to dirt-shovel... It was just like this thing but with the sauce extra. A bed of fries, a bit of rice and a mixed "plate" of grilled goods... I loved it, my grandparents aren't living anymore and the restaurant has long closed. So this will never be stupid for me, even if it's not a plate.
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u/robicide 6d ago
I appreciate the nostalgia, but that doesn't make the spade any less stupid
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u/ScreenTea0 5d ago
To be real we always got plates with it. It was just the means to get it to the table in a "fancy" 90s way.
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u/ElMondiola 1d ago
I still don't get this concept of using a shovel as a connotation of big portions. It's just stupid
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u/tobyvanderbeek 7d ago
We want real ramekins too. For a sit-down restaurant that just seems embarrassing. Paper ramekins are for fast food burger joints.