The Lao-ocean Girl, as always, was way ahead of everyone else on this story. I can't find her post of double-dipping, but she discussed it a few years ago.
Yahoo has an article about finding bacteria in communal dips, just in time for the Superbowl. I presume the same information applies to the shared condiments available at a Korean restaurant. My favourite side dish is dwen-jang jigae (soy bean soup) and now I know I need to either hog it all to myself, be sure to eat first or pass on it altogether.
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If we go to a restaurant together, please pass on it altogether so I can eat it. :)
Double dipping doesn't bother me at all, though I would hesitate to share a bowl of anything with a person who had festering wounds about the mouth or a very bad cold.
Not relevant to soup, but worth a listen when you have a moment:
http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=1222071958500
The link is not relevant to soup and doesn't work. Further, in visiting the sermonaudio website, I am horrified by the lack of understanding of evolution which they abhor.
Not accepting evolution is a personal choice but incorrectly describing it to better drive others away from it -well, I'll call the speakers bad researchers rather than liars but that's only no better reason to listen to them.
If you continue to comment here, I will post such comments as fit in as you are unfailingly polite in your comments but I am likely to remove those that aren't relevant. I may later ask you to give up your anonymity (in a private email) at some point. If you have something to say, its better to stand behind it.
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