Soggy styrofoam box...

• laurence82

  12 Dec 04, 19:55

  -_-!
  
  When u eat food that is not so dry, like hokkien prawn mee, the hawker will usually wrap the mee in a transparent plastic sheet before putting it into the styrofoam box.
  
  This is to prevent most of the steam from escaping and condensing onto the styrofoam, makking it soggy.
  
  Rite now i am eating hokkien mee that is not wrapped, and the box is absolutely soggy...wait its breaking apart...and the chopstick is soggy too..
  
  -_-!
• Lingos

  12 Dec 04, 20:07

  Ah Lau ah, why are you always getting takeaway??
  
  I thought this was something about the soggy biscuit game.
• laurence82

  12 Dec 04, 20:09

  Originally posted by Lingos:

  Ah Lau ah, why are you always getting takeaway??
  
  I thought this was something about the soggy biscuit game.

  
  
  I eat home cooked food most of the time, but today...mums not cooking..
  
  What soggy biscuit game?
  
  Anyway, after i reached the bottom of the box...urm..i found out that it has melted..-_-!...damn!
• Lingos

  12 Dec 04, 20:11

  Originally posted by laurence82:

  
  
  I eat home cooked food most of the time, but today...mums not cooking..
  
  What soggy biscuit game?
  
  Anyway, after i reached the bottom of the box...urm..i found out that it has melted..-_-!...damn!

  So you're telling me that you ate styrofoam.. AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH... scary stuff.
  Don't make me cry about my sad situation on home cooked food. Anyway.. soggy biscuits... hmm.. that's a tad rude.
• laurence82

  12 Dec 04, 20:18

  Originally posted by Lingos:

  So you're telling me that you ate styrofoam.. AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH... scary stuff.
  Don't make me cry about my sad situation on home cooked food. Anyway.. soggy biscuits... hmm.. that's a tad rude.

  Yeap, i ate the styrofoam box too..urm shows u how hungry i am kekekeke
  
  Hmm, u dont cook at home?
• Lingos

  12 Dec 04, 20:20

  Originally posted by laurence82:

  Yeap, i ate the styrofoam box too..urm shows u how hungry i am kekekeke
  
  Hmm, u dont cook at home?

  Nothing like someone else cooking for you. Ahhh.. don't talk about it. I might cry.
  
  Anyway.. i think you need to tell the lao ban of the hokkien mee stall that he needs a plastic. Thanks to him, you had styrofoam and you can sue him for that (if you were in America).
  
• HENG@

  12 Dec 04, 20:20

  *goes n dig stuff out from the fridge to microwave*
• Lingos

  12 Dec 04, 20:22

  Originally posted by HENG@:

  *goes n dig stuff out from the fridge to microwave*

  For me it's more like..
  *goes n dig stuff out of the fridge to throw out cos it's gone off*
• laurence82

  12 Dec 04, 20:26

  Originally posted by Lingos:

  Nothing like someone else cooking for you. Ahhh.. don't talk about it. I might cry.
  
  Anyway.. i think you need to tell the lao ban of the hokkien mee stall that he needs a plastic. Thanks to him, you had styrofoam and you can sue him for that (if you were in America).
  

  Nah, its my mum who bought it on her way back from shopping..
  
  Well sometimes, u cant see the cooking and wrapping process, so until u reach home and open the box then will u realise there is no wrappings or something...