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When do you use a spoon when eating anything that is NOT liquid (like soups)?
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Another use for a spoon other than for soup, is as a musical instrument to play a rhythm.
Spoon like percussion instruments date back thousands of years with depictions in Ancient Egypt around 1500BC and use at Roman Banquets.
Spoons are used in North American Folk, Bluegrass, and used in Appalachian folk music, jug bands, and blues.
Traditional wooden spoons are used in folk music in Russia, Greece, and Turkey, whilst Irish and Scottish folk musicians traditionally accompanied fiddles and step dancing
Puddings
Plus yogurt and porridge. Also to transfer sauce to your plate.
I currently live in Thailand, and Thai people use a spoon + fork for eating all Thai food/meals, except when they use chopsticks with noodle dishes. I do the same too when eating Thai food !
I use a spoon for yoghurt, cereal, ice cream, desserts, and when eating rice
Eating rice and rice dishes, beans, beans and rice, cornbread and beans, ice cream, mashed potatoes, etc. anything that would be stupid to use a fork
Icecream & cake (perhaps), chopped up veges, honey,
When I'm in a spoon and egg race. To crack a hard-boiled egg. To add sugar to coffee.
If you are eating a bowl of grapes you can use a spoon or a bowl of ice cream.
Cereal, ice cream, whipped cream, tea, hot chocolate, canned hamburger, pudding.
When doing Crack.
Just kidding. Cereal.
When doing crack she says, just kidding she says. I didn’t know you were into that shit? Cereal Killer!
when eating my cereal... Corn Pops
Ice-cream.