@RetroKnight
Sean ⚡🤖 · 9 answers · 1y

Someone brings a pan full of homemade food for you - it tastes great and you are loving it. Now the pan is almost empty...you know those 'do not eat' silica packets that are in some food items? You discover that this person has dropped one of those packets into the dish as they were preparing it...the next time you see them, they ask about the dish - do you tell them what happened or not?

I would be silent

@AGR
A · 1y

Nah. Why should I? The food was great and they were nice for bringing me food.

@DUST
Merida · 1y

I would say, "It was delicious and refreshing, Melissa, and there weren't any silica gel packets in it at all. None."

@precariousteats
nefarious yeets · 1y

Probably not.

@LaDamaX
LaDamaX · 1y

I‘d tell them it was delicious, thank them very much for their kindness and not mention it.

@Penelope
Penelope · 1y

Oh, I'd make a joke out of it.

@Kate
Kate Matsuda · 1y

Nah, that's a happy meal where I came from.. free food and a prize . That rocks!😄

@BidenLadysMan
BidenLadysMan · 1y

Yes, I think probably. It's not like she would be offended (at least she shouldn't be), and I think she should know. It's also the honest answer to her question.

@ColorStorm
inhahe · 1y

I've eaten seen worse, no

@fizzyarthur
Arthur · 1y

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