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Wraps (and perhaps also burritos) often have a quantity of
liquid inside, presumably derived from the filling on
heating. This tends to collect at the lower end and
eventually seep out or otherwise escape during
consumption, which can make them rather messy to eat.
I therefore propose that
a small drainage tube and
collection bag be fitted at the lower end, for more hygienic
and sanitary consumption.
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Plus, you're left with an inedible receptacle full of liquid. Instead, what's needed is a block of some absorbent yet edible material in the lower part of the wrap/burrito. It would mop up all the liquid tastiness and be edible as a bonus. |
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We hesitated before reading this idea. We are so relieved that it isn't something disgusting that we award a croissant. [+] |
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//Instead, what's needed is a block of some absorbent
yet edible material in the lower part of the
wrap/burrito// - so you say "eyy-uck" to the sandwich
catheter and then propose the sandwich tampon? |
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Well, I've seen Sturton use one but not the other. Things like that can have lasting impressions. |
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[+] I'm not sure this is the right solution, but certainly credit is due for tackling the issue. |
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Hmmm ... "Sandwich Warp Cat Heater" ... hmmmm .... |
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It's a bladder. It's a damn bladder with a ureter. Love, love,
love. (Also laughed quite hard at [hippo]'s comment. |
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Hospital catheterias could add these to their menus. |
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Obviously this drainage tube should end in something like a soap dispenser pump so that the spicy runny goodness can be re-drizzled onto the bit about to be eaten next. |
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