A new survey out of the United Kingdom found that a startling number of people admit to serving people food they have dropped on the floor, among other kitchen confessions.
Have you ever dropped food, made sure nobody saw it, cleaned it off and then served it to guests? If so, you're not alone, says a new study out of the United Kingdom. A new poll of 2,000 adults in the U.K. found that one in six admitted to serving food to guests that had been dropped on the floor. The poll was commissioned by the appliance brand NEFF as part of its 'Hidden Heroes' campaign.
WAITRESS WITH 'FEAR OF KETCHUP' SHARES VIRAL VIDEO, REINFORCING PHOBIA, THERAPIST SAYS A number of respondents admitted to telling comparatively harmless white lies in the kitchen, such as saying a recipe was theirs when it actually belonged to a friend or family member, or 'telling dinner guests your recipe is an old family recipe when really you recently Googled it.' Slightly more than one in 10 respondents said they had said a family recipe was their own, said the survey.
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