Anonymous
11/18/2023 19:15
Subject: Proper etiquette to eat good cheesy French onion soup in public without being gross?
I don't understand why you couldn't just cut it with the soup spoon against the bowl. I've never had to eat onion soup cheese with my hands.
At any rate, you are way overthinking this. You liked it. You figured out how to eat it. It's over. Try the spoon cutting next time. Move on.
At any rate, you are way overthinking this. You liked it. You figured out how to eat it. It's over. Try the spoon cutting next time. Move on.
Anonymous
11/18/2023 17:39
Subject: Proper etiquette to eat good cheesy French onion soup in public without being gross?
Anonymous wrote:I'm French. We have a few really cheesy dishes, and they always pose a problem! You're supposed to use a piece of bread to twirl away stringy bits from your mouth, then eat the bread. I've seen farmers use their pocket knife to cut off the cheese from alpine cheese soup right at the lip. And everything in between.
Your appreciation of the dish compensates for all the creative ways you choose to consume it, so NO WORRIES.
This is brilliant. You guys are so classy.
Anonymous
11/18/2023 17:03
Subject: Proper etiquette to eat good cheesy French onion soup in public without being gross?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, you need to spill the beans! The DCUM foodie section wants to try this soup! Where should we go???
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Merci!
Anonymous
11/18/2023 14:30
Subject: Proper etiquette to eat good cheesy French onion soup in public without being gross?
In commemoration of this thread, I had French onion soup for lunch today, scratch made except for boxed beef stock. I keep a block of Gruyere cheese in the freezer for this soup, and I always have French bread in the freezer too. So good. YUM!
Anonymous
11/16/2023 19:35
Subject: Proper etiquette to eat good cheesy French onion soup in public without being gross?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, you need to spill the beans! The DCUM foodie section wants to try this soup! Where should we go???
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The FOS at Central is SOOOO good.
Anonymous
11/16/2023 19:24
Subject: Proper etiquette to eat good cheesy French onion soup in public without being gross?
Anonymous wrote:OP, you need to spill the beans! The DCUM foodie section wants to try this soup! Where should we go???
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Anonymous
11/16/2023 15:06
Subject: Re:Proper etiquette to eat good cheesy French onion soup in public without being gross?
NP. Lyon Hall in Clarendon has amazing French onion soup
Anonymous
11/16/2023 13:21
Subject: Re:Proper etiquette to eat good cheesy French onion soup in public without being gross?
Not OP but I had a great bowl of baked French onion soup at Copperwood Tavern in Shirlington last night.
Anonymous
11/16/2023 13:19
Subject: Proper etiquette to eat good cheesy French onion soup in public without being gross?
So stupid op wont share, if no one orders it it will pulled off the menu. Dumb AF not to share the info.
Anonymous
11/16/2023 13:17
Subject: Proper etiquette to eat good cheesy French onion soup in public without being gross?
Some things are not meant to be dainty.
Now. Where was this?
Now. Where was this?
Anonymous
11/16/2023 12:47
Subject: Proper etiquette to eat good cheesy French onion soup in public without being gross?
OP, you need to spill the beans! The DCUM foodie section wants to try this soup! Where should we go???
Anonymous
11/14/2023 21:07
Subject: Proper etiquette to eat good cheesy French onion soup in public without being gross?
I'm French. We have a few really cheesy dishes, and they always pose a problem! You're supposed to use a piece of bread to twirl away stringy bits from your mouth, then eat the bread. I've seen farmers use their pocket knife to cut off the cheese from alpine cheese soup right at the lip. And everything in between.
Your appreciation of the dish compensates for all the creative ways you choose to consume it, so NO WORRIES.
Your appreciation of the dish compensates for all the creative ways you choose to consume it, so NO WORRIES.