To ask if you eat casserole from a bowl or a plate?!

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Eating a casserole right now... DP thinks I'm mental for putting it in a bowl. No one eats it off a plate right?!

bowl

Bowl

Doesn't he drown in casserole?! Bowl

Bowl

Plate-bowl-thingy. Not sure what it's called - pasta plate maybe?

IKEA calls them deep plates: www.ikea.com/gb/en/products/tableware/dinnerware/deep-plates/

Bowl plate.

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Pasta bowl type thing so sort of both/neither

Bowl

Bowl plate.

Or if leftovers - in normal bowl covered in grated cheese and nuked until bubbling.

Actually, bowl with a slice of bread in the bottom to soak up the gravy...

Depends if you have mash with it. With mash = plate, no mash = bowl

Bowl. Love a nice bowl! I have bowls very like this. They make me happy!

Wide shallow bowl.

In a bowl.
Ex would have it over rice on a plate and make a huge fucking mess

Pasta bowl type shape, even with mash 😊

Giant Yorkshire pudding as a bowl in a pasta bowl

Plate, you cant use a knife and fork in a bowl

I have mine in a bowl too. It would irritate me if it were on a plate

Shallow bowl.

Seeing the word bowl so many times has made the word seem strange.

You don't need a knife. Maybe a spoon for the gravy though

With mash = on a plate
Without mash but with dumplings = in a pasta plate/bowl
Reheated next day with bread = in a bowl

I never have casserole, only stew. Casserole is thin and watery, stew is thick and unctuous

We eat most wet meals out of those Fragrick bowls on the ikea site. Plates are a pain in the arse!

In a bowl obviously.

Only exception is if there's so much mash that it soaks up all the gravy.