I vote plate and a spoon. But we usually give guests q dessert fork and a desert spoon. I eat everything with a fork except soup.

Does no one have pie a la mode?

Bowl or plate doesn't matter to me, but I definitely prefer fork over spoon

Anonymous wrote:So we have one vote for : bowl/spoon, bowl/fork and plate/spoon.

And one crazy person who doesn't eat ice cream and cake together.

Add my vote for plate/fork.

So we have one vote for : bowl/spoon, bowl/fork and plate/spoon.

And one crazy person who doesn't eat ice cream and cake together.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Cake and icecream together (Duh PP, where are you from?) my preference is bowl with a spoon.

Cake by itself? Fork and plate.

Ice cream by itself? Carton and spoon. Obviously.

I'm from a world where you only eat one sweet in a day.

Right. You know you can have a half serving of each...Dear God, people have the craziest, most rigid hang ups about food.

Can the cake have frosting or would that be a second sweet? What if the cake had no frosting? Then would ice cream be ok? Hmm now I am wondering about how chocolate sauce or sprinkles could work in..

Back to OP..I would prefer a bowl

Personal preference...

Mine is bowl and fork. But a spoon is close.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Cake and icecream together (Duh PP, where are you from?) my preference is bowl with a spoon.

Cake by itself? Fork and plate.

Ice cream by itself? Carton and spoon. Obviously.

I'm from a world where you only eat one sweet in a day.

Right. You know you can have a half serving of each...Dear God, people have the craziest, most rigid hang ups about food.

Anonymous wrote:Well firstly, we only eat one or the other. No cake AND ice cream. For cake, a fork and plate. Ice cream gets a bowl and spoon.

If you're talking about ice cream cake like Carvel, then a bowl and either forks OR spoons.

But this is really not a big deal.

What kind of a communist heathen are you?

I would offer both but if I remember from my childhood you had the cake and ice cream on a small plate and a spoon. You can scoop both the cake and the ice cream with the spoon. You can add a bonus challenge and give them chopsticks though. J/k

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Cake and icecream together (Duh PP, where are you from?) my preference is bowl with a spoon.

Cake by itself? Fork and plate.

Ice cream by itself? Carton and spoon. Obviously.

I'm from a world where you only eat one sweet in a day.

You would be much less crabby if you tried ice cream and cake.

Anonymous wrote:Cake and icecream together (Duh PP, where are you from?) my preference is bowl with a spoon.

Cake by itself? Fork and plate.

Ice cream by itself? Carton and spoon. Obviously.

I'm from a world where you only eat one sweet in a day.

Cake and icecream together (Duh PP, where are you from?) my preference is bowl with a spoon.

Cake by itself? Fork and plate.

Ice cream by itself? Carton and spoon. Obviously.

Well firstly, we only eat one or the other. No cake AND ice cream. For cake, a fork and plate. Ice cream gets a bowl and spoon.

If you're talking about ice cream cake like Carvel, then a bowl and either forks OR spoons.

But this is really not a big deal.

DH and I disagree on what you should use when eating cake & ice cream. So wondering what you use--spoon or fork, plate or bowl?