Anonymous wrote:I understand watching your carbs but in my opinion, this is uncouth for an adult to do in public. Think, a plate with two pieces of crust with your bite marks in them. A gross and childlish visual. Maybe I'm in the minority?

Wut? I don’t eat the crusts because I don’t like them. Sorry not sorry if that grosses you out.

No, I just don't like the crust. Why would an adult not eating something they don't like be weird!

Anonymous wrote:In public, like at a wedding? Or at a kids' birthday party?

Lol yes the formal pizza wedding dinner!

I know three men who do this because they are watching carbs.

If the crust is good, I'll eat it, if not, I won't. I don't consider pizza crusts to be any less "couth" than any other bit of leftover food on a plate. I just personally don't want to waste calories on a part of the meal that I won't really enjoy.

Just for you, OP:

Anonymous wrote:

Please, give us a list of all the things you find uncouth, gross and childish. I need a good laugh today.

+1

Anonymous wrote:I never eat the crust. Ever.

+1 You are the weird one OP

Anonymous wrote:It is odd to judge this. I love the crust and eat it all, but completely understand why many people do not like or eat the crust.

This

Of all the things that adults do in public these days, leaving pizza crust on a plate isn't anywhere close to being "uncouth" in my opinion. What weird is making this a thing and posting on DCUM about it.

It depends on the crust.

Is it seasoned or plain? Is it made to be devoured, or is it a handle for the pizza?

All crusts are not created equal.

Not extremely weird or even weird.

I don't care about carbs but I leave my crusts about half the time if the are very hard to chew or if I'm not super hungry. It's often a reflection on the quality of the pizza crust itself.

What I find extremely weird is policing the eating habits of other people. Who even pays attention to something like this? I don't think about how other adults eat. It's none of my business.

Anonymous wrote:I hardly ever eat the crust part - those are pizza BONES, and my dog would be pissed if I didn't give them to her!

We call them “bones” too. I throw them on DH’s plate.

Anonymous wrote:In public, like at a wedding? Or at a kids' birthday party?

I think it's childish anytime. Doing it in a public setting is next level.

I wish I could eat just the crust and the inch before it.