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Party Foul: No Serving Spoons

Fri, 04/25/2008 - 11:43am by partysugar
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Recently I went to a wine tasting where there was a huge platter of lamb with no serving spoon. The lamb — which had a succulent red wine sauce — was sliced into small bite-sized pieces and served warm in a caterer's pan. Like not having enough eating utensils, not having the proper serving tools at a party is not okay. Some guests made do with toothpicks or paper plates, but it was a messy struggle to taste the lamb.
If you are going to host a party with a large quantity of food, be sure to have all of the equipment necessary to serve the food appropriately. This is especially important if guests had to purchase a ticket to the event.

Are you familiar with this experience? Have you ever been unable to eat something due to a lack of servingware?

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  • sonnabobble's picture
    sonnabobble
    1

    haven't had this happen to me, but what a bummer. i think i'd try to find a mug or other type of cup with a handle for scooping. or just use a fork that hasn't been used already?!

    29 weeks 6 days ago Report Comment
  • lisabunny's picture
    lisabunny
    2

    Was this a catered event? I'd be pretty annoyed if that was the case. I'm more forgiving if it's a private party.

    29 weeks 6 days ago Report Comment
  • Marci's picture
    Marci
    3

    So how did everyone serve themselves the lamb? With their own silverware? Lamb in a sauce is obviously not a toothpick food. It's funny when people go to a lot of trouble on one hand, and don't bother on the other.

    29 weeks 5 days ago Report Comment
  • tuscanstellina's picture
    tuscanstellina
    6

    Why didn't someone just ask for a serving spoon instead of toothpick-ing it? Did the caterer take off and take all utensils with them?

    29 weeks 4 days ago Report Comment

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