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eat it all and you can't

have any. Today we are talking about I don't even know how to describe it we are

talking about food as utensils. So this all started a few weeks ago,

did it do it do it on the popcorn episode. If you haven't listened to it, go back and

listen to the popcorn episode because it's one of our favorites.

And during that episode, for some reason we started getting on to the idea of foods being

used as utensils.

And I listened back to the episode to remind myself what we said and then I forgot again.

I have no idea.

So all I know is we ask people to send in their examples of using food as utensils.

And a lot of you did and that's great but

before we get to that I think we just talk about what is a utensil because I had a

really hard time coming up with a good definition.

Okay, well, I mean, in this case,

I think we're talking about anything

that is a vehicle for delivering food to your mouth.

Okay, so does the, does the utensil

have to kind of go in your mouth?

I think it does.

I mean, you know, otherwise we could call a plate a utensil or a bowl if you picked up

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