/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.12750055]

I'm buying a white dinnerware set, what color silverware should I get?

[Anonymous No.12750059]

silverware is silver duh

[Anonymous No.12750062]

>>12750055
black handle silverware

[Anonymous No.12750065]

>>12750055
>color
>silverware

[Anonymous No.12750066]

>>12750059
I was going to say the same thing, but OP may have been referring to flatware in which case there's this:
https://www.amazon.com/Berglander-Flatware-Stainless-Multicolor-Silverware/dp/B0798XH782/

[Anonymous No.12750069]

>>12750055
does it matter if it works

[Anonymous No.12750075]

>>12750069
Yes, raise your standards man

[Anonymous No.12750083]

>>12750075
im very utilitarian in nature, i dont fuss over the "colour" of silverware

white is so boring anyway, but whatever

[Anonymous No.12750088]

>>12750055
go for full metal, wood suffers in a dishwasher and plastic is fro kids

[Anonymous No.12750089]

>>12750055
black flatware, would look very cool

[Anonymous No.12750092]

>>12750083
not OP but colored dishware only takes away from the visual aesthetic of food and lowers the overall experience of eating as it draws attention to the plate or clashes with the color of what you're eating
plates and bowls should be neutral canvases to food

[Anonymous No.12750097]

>>12750092
autism

[Anonymous No.12750102]

>>12750097
yes and?

[Anonymous No.12750105]

>>12750092
Everyone, including restaurants, knows that slate makes your food look 16 times better.

[Anonymous No.12750109]

>>12750105
that's because the lighting is usually dark af in restaurants
if you're at home with natural lighting, your dishware should be white or a solid light color

[Anonymous No.12750112]

>>12750092
actually T.BH i find white plates very clinical, cold and sterile

sure its probably the best for a restaurant but for home use I'd prefer something more...homely

[Anonymous No.12750116]

>>12750112
you mean homey

homely is kinda ugly
comely is rather pretty

[Anonymous No.12750119]

I went with gold

[Anonymous No.12750124]

>>12750116
er no...homely!

i just found out the word has a different meaning in NA. Why you do this, 'murica?

[Anonymous No.12750125]

>>12750112
plates from your childhood then
I have indestructible Corelle and Fiesta plates/bowls that are older than myself that I ate off of as a kid

[Anonymous No.12750126]

>>12750119
very opulent anon

[Anonymous No.12750131]

>>12750119
thats kinda chic actually

its just enough gold, like an accent on the dining table

but too much will make everything look tacky i think

[Anonymous No.12750133]

>>12750124
WTF that's nuts, I had no idea it was like that. We'd say homey or cozy or something similar for home related things.

[Anonymous No.12750136]

>>12750119
aw shit you need some gold rimmed, clear glasses to go with those

[Anonymous No.12750152]

>>12750136
I think that would would be too much, I wanted a subtle flair. Glasses should just be clear I think

[Anonymous No.12750162]

>>12750152
do you have white plates/bowls and clear glasses/cups then?

if yes, your set up sounds pretty cool

[Anonymous No.12750176]

>>12750125
yea or something like these, something arty, a tinge exotic and old fashioned ish

my mom has lots of corelle too

[Anonymous No.12750177]

>>12750162
Yes, thank you. I will post a pic later if this thread is still up

[Anonymous No.12751014]

>>12750177
Bump for pics.

[Anonymous No.12751411]

>>12750092
Not true. Complementing the look of your dish with the appropriate plate colour is very common.

[Anonymous No.12751510]

>>12750119
that's more like brass