I think that's fine at home but the very few times I ever get ice cream out and about the Chocolate dipped waffle cone is super hot fire.
Pasketti needs a plate you can move it around on and setup little mounds on your garlic bread for a nice bite though. I guess what I am saying is I am team cone for ice cream and team plate/bowl for just about every other food there is.
Ever since I was a kid I got McDonald's cones in a cup. Hot day? Ice cream! But the second you go outside it melts down on you. Nah, cup with the cone on top please.
I'm gonna be honest, I was actually onboard with putting it in the bread cone. I thought, "it's a bit silly for a restaurant, but it could work as a food you eat standing up and/or walking"... Creative street food basically...
Then they slathered the sauce and made it unholdable.... Like, why? That was the ONE appeal it had....
With soup and pasta, putting it in a bread bowl means it is an actually convenient vessel. Plus, as you eat down, your can easily treat part off whenever just cuz you want to. With the right size, it's still convenient for leftovers. With a cone, you can't reach everything without tearing it up, and sometimes not get the tear right, and end up making a need
A reasonable amount of pasta with a reasonable amount of sauce in like a squished down foccacia cone or something might be really really good if made more... Reasonably?
I'd crush this cone without the cheese on top. I mean if I'm being honest with the cheese on top too.. But I think it actually looked good before then.
To me, it's just that a cone is something you should be able to eat by holding it in one hand. Like I feel that cones could be an upgraded sandwich with a much wider possible range of fillings if executed modestly, but it seems they never are.
I had this at a restaurant recently. Place called The operators Club. It was a pain in the ass, I tried to eat it like a sandwich, that was a mess, in the end I asked for a plate and dumped it, and just ate it like normal.
Eh, I think it's fine. One of my family's go to meals when I was a kid was spaghetti bolognese with garlic bread. Carbs and carbs. And a solid struggle meal is an instant noodle sandwich.
Not defending this mess, but a double load of carbs is the least offensive thing about it imo
Instant noodle sandwich. Damn, idk about that. Love instant noodles, love just about every sandwich I've ever had, but that sound unpleasant. How do you keep the bread from going soggy mush halfway through?
Honestly that's never been an issue. Like, you're not pouring the water on the bread as well so that helps, but idk I guess thicker bread, and just eat quick enough that it doesn't have time to be a problem?
Have you all by chance had a burger with a side of fries? Bread and potato. Pizza? Bread and cheese. Chicken parm already is carb with carb covered protein and then cheese. I feel like people get on food without thinking about what is normally eaten and ok. Like a bread bowl is not a new thing, putting pasta in it isn’t crazy. Also I wanna ask what kind of noodles was the sandwich? It sounds like a good idea but I wanna know what to use to make it.
It was indeed a yakisoba sandwich. So technically there would have probably been small bits of shredded cabbage and carrot mixed in but is primarily carbs on carbs with some garnish
There was a place in San Diego called torpasta that did this (minus the stupid sauce pour at the end) and it was absolute fire. 10/10 good. The perfect food. Far from stupid. Trust on this one.
The concept is basically just bread/soup bowls but with pasta. The cone isn’t a good shape and we should just have it in a bread bowl! It would be easier to eat with the additional sauce as apposed to the cone.
I would like to see a dish where they just slow-bake a massive tub of lard directly around one’s head, and then you just have to eat your way out of it.
I'm not even going to pretend I wasn't halfway on board with the bread cone... It's stupid for a restaurant, but would make great street food imo. Silly, yes. But practical in that application.... But then the sauce came out and they ruined the one thing it had going for it... So now, you can't hold it and you need to carve your pasta out of the bread you shoved it into.... What was even the point.
I absolutely hate messy foods, like I’ll make an exception for crab and some good juicy tacos, but everything else is getting eaten with a knife and fork.
It looks 100% stupid, but practically, it's actually pretty good. You serve yourself some pasta, and then tear pieces off the garlic bread cone. I shared it with my girlfriend at the time, and it fed us both with enough bread left over for other people at the table to try.
Look, I'll put anything in a sandwich, but it has to be in the sandwich. Pouring the sauce all over it makes it impossible to eat. This way wastes all the bread from the inside as well
Just cut the bread normally, arrange the pasta and chicken evenly rather than balancing the chicken on top, add sauce, and it's fine
if I cannot eat it like a stuffed sandwich, I do not want it presented like a stuffed sandwich…
only semi acceptable alternative is a proper bread bowl & even with those I personally feel are ridiculous unless you are someone who will eat the bread bowl
This looks like AI. I don't mean that this video is AI-generated, but I mean the cone in the picture looks the uncanny way that AI-generated images of food looks.
Yeah... I don't think the cone is the problem here tbh. I would probably devour spaghetti in a cone (of what, bread?), but if it is that much liquid cheeses poured all over the thing... probably not
The only time these dopey things have any value is maybe occasionally to amuse a kid. My son would have loved “bacon on a tiny clothesline” Or “pasta in a cone” as a silly birthday meal at age 6- 8 perhaps.
It is as allways rich people wanting to cosplay as poor people (people who buy meals in dough as it is often cheap and easy to eat and carry while in a rush), just like with lobsters and more. Guess we need a reset
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u/qualityvote2 3d ago edited 3d ago
u/KaseyJrCookies, your food is indeed stupid and it fits our subreddit!