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Dont eat it at all but I make it for the Granddaughter and she eats it with a large tea spoon.
This also cleans the bowl perfectly.

Keith

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FORKS ARE THE BEST UNLIKE HIS LESS DANGEROUS BROTHER THE SPOON AND HIS OTHER MORE DANGEROUS BROTHER THE KNIFE

Spoon or fork Spoon more often though..

fork...never tried eating it with a spoon (other than the cooking/serving spoon)

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I used to be Snow White, but I drifted.
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Ooookay... y'all are getting a little intense about this.

I just finished my macaroni and cheese (or mac'n'hack as one of my friends calls it ) and I ate it with a spoon. No, it's not lack of coordination between mouth and fork tines... it's the fact that when I cook noodles, I use a spoon to stir... and I don't like to make extra dishes so I used the same spoon to eat with.

In any case, I do like it a bit more on the creamy side, so I add a splash more milk, and some shredded cheddar if I'm feeling fancy. *shrugs*

We'll just ignore the fact that a cat is eating with ANY utensil, k?

~Meow. Thus spoke the cat.~

Okay, my daughter eats her Kraft Dinner with a spoon, hubby and I both use forks...

But when I make homemade mac n' cheese (a.k.a."The Real Stuff", everyone uses a fork...

Does that count?

Some people just don't understand. . .

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"it's the neck, it creaks under the weight of too much heavy thinking."

forks....depends how big the macaroni is....sometimes i make it with really large pasta
i stab at pastatis' easier



Last edited by von dutch at 29-Oct-2005 06:25

~elaine~

comparing spaghetti with mac and cheese is just wrong. Would you eat pastina with a damned fork? touchè

Somebody write Miss Manners!

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What is pastina?

fork

-Formerly known as the Ferretfish

"comparing spaghetti with mac and cheese is just wrong. Would you eat pastina with a damned fork? touch&#232;"

Yeah, except orzo is like this &lt; &gt; big and not hollow.

Last edited by Cup_of_Lifenoodles at 30-Oct-2005 21:11

Yeah, except orzo is like this &lt; &gt; big and not hollow.

So pastina = orzo? :%)

Pastina is very small star shaped pasta... it only puffs a little bit when you cook it. Almost IMPOSSIBLE to eat with a fork.

A little smaller than Orzo.

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"it's the neck, it creaks under the weight of too much heavy thinking."

uhh. hummm... . I think FORKS won!!

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"it's the neck, it creaks under the weight of too much heavy thinking."

Fork, and I stab at my pasta, its so much easier to eat. My husband, when he wants to be a true pig, eats it with his hands, we eat a lot with our hands in India, why isnt that an option on the poll????



P.S. Forks Win!!!

spoon!

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~~Melissa~~
"Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder."

the french side shows a fork because people who use forks are sissies.

Actually the English side shows a fork too. It's identical to the French side of the box....just not in French.

Most people who use spoons to eat things other than what spoons were intended for (like soup and ice cream) do it simply because they cannot be trusted to keep from stabbing themselves with the sharp, dangerous tines of a fork.

Think about that for a moment.

btw, I do stab my macaroni and cheese. If it's not of the right consistency to be stabbed with a fork, it just isn't edible.

Spaghetti doesn't fit in a spoon, but macaroni and cheese does perfectly. Look at all the pictures of the forks... They're all being used like spoons to scoop up the macaroni. If you're going to use it like a spoon, why not save yourself from looking retarded and use a spoon? Forks are for stabbing, not scooping.

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I'm not your neighbor, you Bakersfield trash.

If I want to eat soup - I make soup. If I want a pasta style dish I make mac and cheese. Do you people eat spaghetti with a spoon?

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Critical Fertilator: The Micromanager of Macronutrients

Kraft has to show a spoon b/c unless IT'S THE CHEESIEST it's more like soup!

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"it's the neck, it creaks under the weight of too much heavy thinking."

the french side shows a fork because people who use forks are sissies.

You can't shovel as much in your mouth with a fork, plus you tear and poke holes in the pasta... that's not cool.

I only use a spoon if it's too creamy... otherwise, a FORK is the only way to go~~

FORKS RULE!!



Last edited by rjmcbean at 28-Oct-2005 00:43

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"it's the neck, it creaks under the weight of too much heavy thinking."

Not my Kraft Dinner





Note the fork.

That is the Frech side of the box, not everything is just labelled in French here.

I find it disturbing that your KD is actually labelled Macaroni and Cheese.

from http://www.7thheavenfurs.com

Way to cheat on the poll btw

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Kraft Dinner shows a spoon, because it's correct.



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I'm not your neighbor, you Bakersfield trash.

fork

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Critical Fertilator: The Micromanager of Macronutrients

Who the hell uses a spoon to eat macaroni and cheese?

^_^

But you're losers at heart.

Because you eat macaroni and cheese with the wrong utensil.

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I'm not your neighbor, you Bakersfield trash.

We win.

Fork