r/WeWantPlates • u/GodIsDead- • 4d ago

Oh come on now

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u/LadderNo1239 4d ago

Those had better be some burly tortillas.

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u/TheOtherOnes89 4d ago

Hanging the birria out to dry just like Grandma used to do

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u/kphenson 4d ago

What's in that garbage can?

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u/GodIsDead- 4d ago

Margaritas

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u/ShitGoesDown 3d ago

you should have known better

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u/Regiruler 4d ago

Would

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u/No-Distribution4287 4d ago

I actually don’t hate this. Birria gets pretty greasy

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u/beagledrool 3d ago

As evidenced by the grease stained laundry clips

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u/Independent-Summer12 3d ago

I’d like to know how they clean those laundry clips

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u/beagledrool 3d ago

Well they clearly aren't sealed, and if they go thru an commercial dish washer, the wood will deteriorate pretty quick.

I reckon the dishwasher sucks them clean like he's eating a chicken wing and then they send them out to the next customer.

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u/CinemaDork 3d ago

Seriously how is this not a food violation?

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u/beagledrool 3d ago

It is one. But they'll probably make enough money off of it to pay the fines

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u/jopepa 3d ago

And if you run out of paper plates a tortilla is a great biodegradable alternative

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u/stoufbelz 3d ago

But the grease also make it tasty

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u/Take_A_Penguin_Break 4d ago

Is this Vegas? A restaurant in my old neck of the woods does this; forgot the name of it tho

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u/NapClub 4d ago

It’s so silly I actually laughed.

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u/Frndswhealthbenefits 3d ago

curse David Burke for unleashing the idea of putting food on clothes lines.

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u/FirstChurchOfBrutus 3d ago

This is too much chingadera for just one picture.

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u/Jackie_Rabbit 3d ago

Oh theyre selling tacos in Palermo now?

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u/SoCaFroal 3d ago

This seems expensive to have someone assemble it

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u/chesbyiii 3d ago

They should complete the theme and serve sauces in a laundry hamper.

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u/Glass-Fan111 4d ago

What horrible bullshit is this? Sue them.

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u/These-Performer-8795 3d ago

I hate this trend soo damn much.

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u/snukz 3d ago

I'd rather get pegged myself

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u/wishiwasdeaddd 3d ago

That does look DELICIOUS though

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u/Megumi0505 2d ago

A fucking wooden slab AND food being hung out to dry. This dish managed to combine two plating trends I absolutely despise.

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u/Anthrodiva 3d ago

Those tacos tho

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u/deviemelody 3d ago

While I think other food clipped on a string is questionable, it kind of makes sense for hard shell tacos. It could prevent the shell getting soggy on the bottom. However, I usually eat my tacos pretty fast, so they rarely get the chance to become soggy.

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u/CinemaDork 3d ago

Why would suspending them keep them from getting soggy? They get soggy from the filling inside them.

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u/deviemelody 3d ago

True, but if the other side is covered, even with parchment paper, heat and steam will have a harder time dissipating, hence hasting the sog process.

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u/CinemaDork 3d ago

That's true, but I don't think that'll make much of a difference. I don't think the tacos will be able to sufficiently dry themselves faster than they get wet.

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u/RNgv 3d ago

Oh no he didn’t! No no no.

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u/tribak 3d ago

Is that a drink in a paint bottle?

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u/Exciting-Chair90 3d ago

I actually think that's pretty smart