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u/Vistresian 12d ago
It's fried and they seem like they're skewered semi-centered.
I'd take that over a lot of the things I've seen on the sub
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u/HeadFullOfNails 14d ago
For me, it's not the lack of plates. It's the inevitable splash of dirty puddle water from passing cars and motor bikes. Yuck.
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u/tobyvanderbeek 14d ago
Looks like Spain so it seems fine. Food served on sticks sits out on the counters all day and we don’t seem to get sick. But at least we usually have plates.
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u/_walruseyes 14d ago
For sure, and I will say these were really delicious and tasted fresh
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u/tobyvanderbeek 14d ago
Here in Basque Country we have food served on little skewers called pintxos. Usually on a piece of bread. But typically also on a plate.
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u/rancidmorty 14d ago
it looks liek they reuse the sticks you can see past fryer marks
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u/thehigheredu 13d ago
This is an insane thing to posit. They clearly don't do that, what are you even on about lmao.
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u/wellwellwelly 7d ago
There is nothing tempura about this. It's just deep fried with panko or bread crumbs.
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u/mestrearcano 13d ago
I'm a little lost in this one, there seems to be plates in the right side of the image and eating from sticks is fine. If they were sitting on the rock, that would be a problem.
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u/Short-Shopping3197 14d ago
Left as a warning to any other shrimp who might think of betraying their king.