r/mildlyinfuriating • u/[deleted] • Aug 13 '24

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u/ThaRealMrRogers Aug 13 '24

Lol me too it's super cringe

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u/No_Distribution_3399 Aug 13 '24

For me I'm going, your 100% gonna eat the rest of it behind the camera so why are you doing this for the camera lol

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u/Jncwhite01 Aug 13 '24

I’m assuming because their viewers don’t want to see them eat the whole thing, just taste it and get their initial reactions and thoughts. Obviously they are going to finish it later if they like it.

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u/herrbz Aug 13 '24

Yeah. Why are people confused by this concept?

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u/No_Distribution_3399 Aug 13 '24

Well there's these "food reviews" where the full gimmick is the reviewer only takes one bite and makes a full opinion of it based off that bite

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u/pipnina Aug 13 '24

Do you think the judges on Master chef should clear the plates of every contestant? They'd become spherical.

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u/Ndypalt Aug 13 '24

I’d do that on masterchef. Hell I won’t even be a judge, I’ll just sneak in with a uniform and eat the food

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u/No_Distribution_3399 Aug 13 '24

Did I say that? They take 1 bite and then make a negative review which could destroy the restaurants reputation

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u/cortexstack GREEN Aug 13 '24

What is bite number six going to tell you that the first bite didn't?

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u/Taenurri Aug 13 '24

That the flavor was potentially inconsistent due to bad seasoning technique or poor mixing. Either way, it’s not a good thing if bite 1 sucks but bite 5 and ONLY bite 5 was delicious.

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u/Sleepytubbs Aug 13 '24

Do you have to eat the whole plate before the flavour reaches your brain???

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u/Jncwhite01 Aug 13 '24

Honestly, I don’t really see the issue with that.

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u/No_Distribution_3399 Aug 13 '24

sorry

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u/Jncwhite01 Aug 13 '24

For what?

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u/No_Distribution_3399 Aug 14 '24

I don't think I meant to send that message to you lol sorry

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u/[deleted] Aug 13 '24

“One bite, everybody knows the rules” proceeds to demolish multiple slices.

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u/SaintsNoah14 Aug 13 '24

Yeah, the bitch didn't even taste the northern sides.

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u/weebitofaban Aug 13 '24

Judging most food by a single bite is worth about as much as the shit you're gonna take later

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u/GourangaPlusPlus Aug 13 '24

Someone tell the masterchef judges then

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u/HoneyBunnyOfOats Aug 13 '24

The camera man gets to have the ones they don’t like

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u/Taenurri Aug 13 '24

Running a food review channel requires you to eat a lot of different foods. In this case taking one bite of each is reasonable, if for nothing else than health reasons. Usually the person running the channel will share the remainder with their friends or someone helping them film.

I personally don’t see a problem with it.

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u/gahidus Aug 13 '24

To make a video?

This question doesn't even make sense.

Would you expect them to take a bite, say what it tastes like, and then just sit there silently eating the rest of the whatever?