[ SECRET POST #5058 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5058 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Great British Bake off, series 11]


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[Marvel, SamBucky]


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[Doctor Who]


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[Rebecca]


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[Gargoyles]


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[Yuppie Psycho]


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[Star Trek: Discovery]


















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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm curious. Do you only eat at restaurants where people wear hairnets or caps or whatever? Have you never had a home cooked meal, or baked goods made in someone's home?

[(Anonymous)]

Nayrt, but uh, I tie my hair back when I cook at home. I put my hair under a cap when I cook in a professional kitchen. These are not unusual things.

[(Anonymous)]

I asked specifically about home settings. I know it's not unusual to cover hair in a professional setting and in fact referenced such in my comment. The secret is not about a professional kitchen. It's a reality show baking competition, featuring amateur bakers. Her hair is tied back - perhaps not neatly, but again, this isn't a professional kitchen setting.

People on TV are frequently styled to look good, as opposed to being dressed to meet professional standards of sanitation. These are not unusual things. ;)

[(Anonymous)]

Do you only eat at restaurants where people wear hairnets or caps or whatever? [...] I asked specifically about home settings

You know, if you have trouble remembering what you've written, you can just scroll up the page.

[(Anonymous)]

Okay. And if you look very carefully at that sentence, I was asking if the anon ONLY ate at such places, where professional kitchen standards were employed. I confess - I expect the answer to that is no. Because most people, at one time or another, eat food that has been prepared at home.

[(Anonymous)]

Ayrt
I mean, I'm not going into the kitchen and check and if they don't have their hair tied back/covered I won't get up and leave but it does bother me, yes. And yes I have eaten at other people's homes and have had hair in my food and if that happened to me as a host I would be mortified.

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT but there's a difference between having a friend or family member's hair potentially in your food, and a complete stranger's, in my opinion. I'm not going to be enjoying a home cooked meal with someone I don't know well. I've dealt with my family's (and some of my friends' to be honest) poop, vomit, spit, and boogers. A little hair is just something to laugh at.

But I don't know where a stranger's hair has been, or how clean they keep it. If I find a hair in, say, a bake sale treat, I have to throw the item out because *gross*. It's purely psychological.

(And yes, I always cringe seeing people on cooking shows NOT confining their hair in some way for that same reason. Heck, my only culinary experience was fast food, but I made sure my butt-length hair was properly braided then pinned into a coronet so none of it would get in the food.)