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Edited by Relyks:
2/27/2017 8:22:05 PM
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Mashed Potatoes: Fork or Spoon
Time for Poll of the Week!
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[spoiler]Credit goes to Fuoco the sith For thinking about this one.[/spoiler]
I honestly don't know what I would use. A fork maybe?
Anyway, question is up above. What's your primary utensil for eating mashed potatoes, if you [i]do[/i] eat mashed potatoes?
I didn't put spork because it isn't usually a metal utensil you find at home or at a restaurant.
Either one or the other for this one.
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Fork to eat Spoon to serve
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Edited by Ghost Of PCMR: 3/1/2017 2:38:17 AMI.. I don't like mashed potatoes. I'm sorry. [spoiler]if I had to, I'd say spoon for Gravy and such[/spoiler]
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Spoon for myself.
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2 RepliesRubber scraper
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Fork cuz how else you gonna eat the steak sitting next to it?
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Depends on what I'm eating them with, I suppose.
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1 ReplyAnyone that uses a fork is a communist.
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1 ReplyI don't even like mashed potatoes
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Mashed*
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Forks are for fluffing mashed potatos, while spoons are for eating them. Lol
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2 RepliesIf you use a spoon you're still a child.
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Hands.
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Spoon? Fork? How about... [i]yes[/i]
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I use a fork unless I absolutely need to use a spoon.
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Why not both? http://m.imgur.com/gallery/mmTetsl
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Fork preferably, but whatever is readily available. Unless you completely -blam!-ed up your mashed potato, either will work.
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1 ReplySpork
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I'm a big spoon fan
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Which ever is available. I've noticed that the potatoes are still firm, and hold shape with either.
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1 ReplyEdited by Pepe Silvia: 2/25/2017 11:26:16 PMFork is the only reasonable answer Also, mashed potatoes are amazing
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I ate mashed potatoes with a fork earlier and they were good
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I use a straw
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If they're so watery that you need a spoon then you've already failed.
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4 RepliesI'm usually eating mashed potatoes with other items that require a fork, so I'd use a fork for the mashed potatoes.
