Dee.Dee wrote:
> "Goomba38" > wrote in message
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>> I gagged a bit when one woman came out to refill the large bread "cubes"
>> on the platter that held spinach dip held inside a gutted large round loaf
>> of pumpernickel bread and bread cubes around it. With her bare hands she
>> grabbed huge handfuls of the bread cubes from the replacement platter and
>> squeezed them into place on the serving platter, smashing as needed to get
>> them to mound and stay in place. In some cases ignorance is bliss and even
>> if she had to use her bare hands to maul the large cubes, I would have
>> preferred it to be out of my sight. Perhaps taken back into the kitchen or
>> rotating two platters on the serving table so she could replenish out of
>> view yet not leave the table without one while the other was in the
>> kitchen.
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> That might have been a proper instance for the thoughtful teaching moment.
> Dee Dee <veg>
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Perhaps, but since I was just an observer and not the hostess nor in the
bridal family or party I didn't even consider it.
I didn't eat the mauled bread either.