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Dinner after a 8.4 mile hike up a mountain. They tasted amazing, although I was starving.
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this post was submitted on 19 Oct 2023
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In my experience, if you break them into sections or at least halves, you can pick those up and eat them. (provided a good layer of beans to hold it together as mentioned by another commenter.) When I've tried to pick the whole thing up, it almost always breaks right around where I was holding it and it sucks, even if it manages to hit the plate when it falls.
Got it, thanks. I was unaware of the bean mortar