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The idea could be perfectly cute, and I feel like it would have been so easy to not make it “shame-y”.
Like, “just a nibble”, "pretty good!”, “yum!” and “my favorite”. “I couldn’t possibly…”, “if you insist”, and “thanks Grandma”.
Note to self: eat food that can stay piled high.
No z-limit means that these plates are meaningless for the creative cook.
Seriously though, who would look at these plates and say “omg I have to have those?”
This is about as good an idea as nipple tassles for babies.
I do not enjoy the mental image it gave me, I hate it and its even worser that the babies are laughing in my mental image
What an upsettingly evocative image. I love how much I hate it.
Ironically, babies would probably have a grand fun time with nipple tassels.
These are not a good way to track how much you eat, get a calorie & nutrition tracking app
I saw this one on r/EDanonymemes a few days ago
It’s it the dream of every little girl to become a mother? Now you know how!
I feel like there’s a toxic body image/patriarchal component to only eating the large portion once you are a mother/soon to be a mother. Something about “letting yourself go” or something terrible like that
you guys use plates??
I really like the tradition some countries have where the plate is a flatbread or pancake of some sort.
Won’t those get really soggy and fall to pieces in a washing machine?
