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When you have had your lunch in the kitchen.....

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kittylester Wed 26-Nov-14 16:01:18

Never, what would the staff think! shock

gillybob Wed 26-Nov-14 15:04:52

Baking chocolate cake with DGD (1) last week, she wiped the left over chocolately cake mixture out of the bowl using her whole hand ! She was covered in it but very happy with herself when she presented a clean bowl. Mind you she probably felt a bit sick but wouldn't admit it.

ffinnochio Wed 26-Nov-14 15:00:42

I've never been able to lick a plate successfully without getting sticky/grubby residue on nose, chin or dribbles onto my top.
Perhaps I should practice more often. wink
I find the quick swipe or dab of forefinger to mouth method more successful.

Not licking the tops of yogurt/mousse pots is wasteful. Very often the tastiest bits lurk there. smile

gillybob Wed 26-Nov-14 15:00:23

There is a saying "Lick the lid of life".

It might mean that when you think things can't get any better they suddenly do, because you discover a big blob (in thatbags' case) of chocolate mousse stuck to the lid of the container. smile

or maybe you just can't get enough of something?

Ana Wed 26-Nov-14 14:57:51

'irresistible' hmm

Teetime Wed 26-Nov-14 14:54:26

Yes I'm a lid licker but that's all.

Ana Wed 26-Nov-14 14:50:13

I agree, licking any sort of lid is fine, and finger dabbing, but I'd never lick a plate. I might scrape it very hard with the spoon...

What did you have that was so irresistable, jingl?

hildajenniJ Wed 26-Nov-14 14:39:17

So do I, and I have been known to lick the plate.blush

Lapwing Wed 26-Nov-14 14:20:12

I still lick the tops of yoghurt pots. blush

thatbags Wed 26-Nov-14 14:10:17

Only if it has been one of my date slices I've been eating because there are a lot of lovely oaty crumbs. Certain other crumby things I might dab up with a damp finger.

There's a chocolate mousse I sometimes have as a treat and I always want to lick the container out but it's too narrow.

When DDs 1 and 2 were at a guide camp (they weren't guides, too young, but I was a leader so they came with me) and had yogurts for pudding, they licked the lids after pulling them off. The other guide leader was horrified but I don't see why. There's nearly always some yogurt stuck to the lid. Why waste it. Tongues are more efficient than spoons.

Not yuck, especially if no-one's looking wink.

tanith Wed 26-Nov-14 13:47:50

No never..shock

ninathenana Wed 26-Nov-14 13:36:31

Better that than letting the dog do it ! grin

I don't have a dog BTW

Charleygirl Wed 26-Nov-14 13:35:38

Or even yuck!

Charleygirl Wed 26-Nov-14 13:34:56

Yuk, never

jinglbellsfrocks Wed 26-Nov-14 13:30:29

and OH is out, do you lick the plate? blush