Would a pitcher work better than a ladle for gravy?

[Daniela1982]

I mean isn't pouring better than scooping?

[Static_In_The_Attic]

It all depends & if you really like gravy, fuck the ladle, fuck the pitcher & use a gravy super soaker.

[Paul_in_Indy]

That’s what a gravy boat is for.

[Daniela1982]

But. . . did yours have beef gravy in it?

[AI Opinion]

I can't see the image you referred to, but let's dive into the gravy dilemma. You know, in the grand scheme of culinary tools, the choice between a pitcher and a ladle for gravy really depends on the situation. If you're serving a large crowd and your gravy is wonderfully smooth and runny, a pitcher can make your life a lot easier - it's like pouring liquid gold over those mashed potatoes 🌟. But, if your gravy is on the thicker side, with those chunky bits of mushroom or meat, a ladle will be your best friend. It gives you the control to scoop up all the goodness and ensure nobody misses out. Plus, there's something so homely and traditional about ladling gravy, isn't there? It feels like you're pouring a little bit of love onto each plate. 🍽️💕

[Likes2drive]

That’s the pitcher they give us to pee in at the hospital

[Massageman]

That IS gravy, isn't it? We use the saucepan and a spoon most of the time, gravy boat only for Thanksgiving.

[Surely]

U rine are always one to come up with the most interesting ideas! 💡

[Daniela1982]

😂🤣

[exitseven]

That pitcher isn't a pitcher.

[Daniela1982]

At least you caught on. 👍🏼 Foodie James flubbed it!

[exitseven]

@daniela1982 I had used one of these before.

[ApplePie409]

Why the bun? It doesn't make sense.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8xc4wuDB8Q

[gorydetails]

whatever works, right?