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Old Jan 30, 2021 | 11:41 am
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this thread feels very inspiring because I really love Japanese donburi rice bowl dishes although I’ve only had them in Japanese restaurants. Plus certain Chinese clay pot dishes from past dining experiences in sf Chinese restaurants throughout these past two centuries...

Originally Posted by chgoeditor
My "fingernails on a chalkboard" is unglazed pottery. Even just skimming this thread makes me shiver. ...The first time I got a dish served on one of those plates, there was an artistically placed sauce that would have required me to scrape my fork over the plate...I had to ask them to replate it for me. I can't touch it and I definitely can't stand the sound of pieces of unglazed earthenware touching one another. Ugh, even just writing this is making my skin crawl. Needless to say, no earthenware cooking pots for us!
is this related to physical health, taste, food safety, or mental health? I’ve heard that cracks & chips on plates are not healthy.
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