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There’s negligible contamination, but it’s still unacceptable.

in horror as others “double-dip”, “triple-dip” on and on. :-((( I had plenty to eat so that’s not the issue, but, Why do people think that it’s an acceptable practice to use their dirty forks in shared foods?

overeat are likely to scavenge the remainder from those who undereat, so there is not much waste from the division; just a few more dishes to wash. That aside; double-dipping in a communal bowl is GROSS