licking salt off a plate

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#1
  • I’m not too good for it
  • I’m too good for it

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#2

not really into salty things so much

my fave crisps are the salt and shake with the sachet but i dont add the salt - yum

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#3

ready salted?

no thanks I’m savoury enough!

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#4

Salt is too salty but I’m always up for licking stuff off plates

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#5

vinegar is a treat

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#6

oh yeh licking things off plates is fine…just not salt for me

#7

gravy or sauce (ohh-err)

#8

I hate gravy

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#9

gravy is the northern vinegar

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#10

if i had to choose vinegar or gravy on a chippy tea, id choose gravy …so this holds up

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#11

Very addicted to salt.

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#12

DISGUSTEN

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#13

wonder what they eat in the south, is it mushy peas?

#14

Jellied eels

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#15

that sucks

#16

Fully believe that licking your plate at the end of a meal should be accepted as a social norm and viewed as a compliment to the chef.

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#17

reckon it’s fair enough as long as you’re the one who does the washing up

#18

No different to washing up a glass someone else has drunk out of.

#19

I feel like you might get more germs and illness from someone’s saliva than beer but I’m not really an expert so it could just be social conditioning

#20

Had jellied eels for the first time the other week in Whitstable. The eel itself doesn’t really taste of anything but they have a big spine in them that you have to avoid when you’re eating it, as if the added jelly wasn’t enough texture overload.