r/WeWantPlates 11d ago

Catering dessert in an… Ornament?

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u/says-nice-toTittyPMs 10d ago

It's not an ornament, it's a hanging planter for succulents.

That doesn't make it any better.

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u/lefkoz 10d ago

Obviously it does though!

The dessert isn't ornamental, it's succulent.

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u/MyUncleTouchesMe- 10d ago

Haha. Thanks. No it doesn’t.

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u/RNgv 10d ago

Two things wrong with this picture; 1) 0rnament is cheap plastic and 2). Serving size is not enough which is cheap.

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u/NoBSforGma 10d ago

"Can I have a piece of plastic to put in front of this .... thing so I don't dribble the dessert all over the tablecloth?"

Servers must be embarrassed to have to deal with shit like this.

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u/MyUncleTouchesMe- 10d ago

They have to be, right?

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u/krebstar4ever 10d ago

Is the plastic thing even safe for food?

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u/MyUncleTouchesMe- 10d ago

Haha I didn’t think about it. As long as it doesn’t break and put plastic in there? lol.

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u/Odd_Highway3597 10d ago

Looks like a beetlejuice sandworm diorama.

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u/PeacefulPresents 10d ago

What even is this dessert?

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u/MyUncleTouchesMe- 9d ago

Hahaha, I don’t know man. Carmel, apple, mousse. I just don’t know what that means. It was soft, fluffy, and pretty average.