• Imgonnatrythis@sh.itjust.works
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    7 days ago

    So do you just wipe them off before putting your mouth on them or is the culture such that you trust the last person wiped it off already?

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    7 days ago

    I also went through Frankfurt Airport recently and have squeezed those exact udders. We’re udder brudders now.

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    5 days ago

    We had these in norway, but it’s probably been well over a decade since I last used one. They are fine, but honestly, there are better solutions with hand pumps which just seems better in every way.

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      16 hours ago

      i have never seen these for use by customers, but they’re very popular at the traditional street food (“grill”) places here in sweden still. Very convenient for the staff to just spritz some ketchup onto your fries before handing them to you.

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    7 days ago

    What is the “normal” way? I’ve seen many ways of dispensing sauces.

    Most of them make me feel uneasy cause I dont know what other people have done with the ends.

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      6 days ago

      the previous “normal” way were the pumping ones, similar to a soap dispenser

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        6 days ago

        I’ve never seen them pumping ones emought to call them “normal”. I’ve always seen them in sachets or some kind of bottle.

        Im wondering if dispenser style is regional.

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    7 days ago

    If it wasn’t for the tariffs I would try to make an export to the common american. It would be stuff like this and soap magnets and other low tech-high tech wonders. Oh and glass pearls, definitely glass pearls.

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    7 days ago

    I’ve never seen these used for condiments, but I used to see these being used all the time on soap dispensers in workshops.

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      7 days ago

      Same. Only one I can think of I like is marinara with bread sticks. Everyone always acts surprised when I eat so much stuff plain or just throwing salt on it.

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        6 days ago

        condOments

        I have, depending on the time of year, a hot sauce wall/cabinet/shelf-in-the-bookshelf. That ignores my quarter fridge of homemade salad dressings

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    7 days ago

    These also exist for toppings for ice cream, like chocolate and caramel. So jokes about using these directly in your mouth… It probably happens. (Although those are so very hard to press)