• Hazmatastic@lemmy.world
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    3 months ago

    Honestly for a lot of foods they’re really not a bad choice. They’re excellent for eating flavored chips when you dont want powder on your fingers, also grabbing things from jars

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        3 months ago

        But then you can’t shovel handfuls of popcorn in your mouth where a quarter misses your mouth and is found in the couch cushions 2 days later.

    • Stamets@lemmy.dbzer0.comOP
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      3 months ago

      I’ve gotta find someone with a 3D printer locally who can make me those fingy chopsticks for cheetos. I’m tired of cleaning my keyboard everytime I wanna snacc.

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        3 months ago

        Please do not eat food served via a 3d printed tool/plate/bowl/cup. A number of the materials that are used for 3d printing are toxic (cross contamination is likely even if the material has been changed), and the plastic can contain small abrasion which are impossible to sanitize.

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          3 months ago

          and the plastic can contain small abrasion which are impossible to sanitize

          This is a big reason why I don’t like plastic dishware, cups, etc even when they are made with food-safe materials.