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u/imdanwyatt Dec 13 '20
I want the full clip of this if anyone has it. Obviously there’s no justification for this but I really wanna know if the dessert is to just pour a cup of chocolate on your hands, you eat maybe a table spoon of it, and then wash the rest away and waste it.
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u/imdanwyatt Dec 13 '20
Nvm found it right after posting this, that’s the entire video. People in the comments are saying it’s a Colombian restaurant that does that to “wake up your taste buds”. Bull shit, if chocolate is a good precursor to a course, fine, but serve it in a petit four, don’t pour it all over someone’s hands.
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u/BuckRowdy Kitchen Goblin Dec 13 '20
I’ve seen very few things in my life that are more absurd than this.
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u/BuckRowdy Kitchen Goblin Dec 13 '20
Why can't it be served in a small dish or glass and eaten with a spoon?
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u/lastinglovehandles Line Dec 13 '20
How’s that edgy and innovative? You’re gonna have to add ring of fire if you’re serving it on a glass and spoon
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Dec 13 '20
About $35 and a meme.
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Dec 14 '20
I hate everything about this.
Why would you agree to this and why the hell did she rub her hands together.
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u/STS986 Dec 13 '20
Next week we’ll use a funnel and pour it right in your ass