Cool or tacky?

[Mrs. Funk]

http://www.uncommongoods.com/item/it...y&itemId=17825


I think it's a pretty cool idea to have a little 4X6 tin full of spices to doctor up a mediocre meal at a restaurant. However, I can't even imagine trying to fix up a gross sauce on the fly with any sort of subtlety, though.

[HuskyFreeNorthwest]

Cool, but impractical. I would take it to a friends house for dinner as a joke.

[YOhio]

Unbelievably tacky. It's for the grown-up version of a kid who needs to smother everything in Ranch.

[marsupial]

http://www.uncommongoods.com/item/it...y&itemId=17825


I think it's a pretty cool idea to have a little 4X6 tin full of spices to doctor up a mediocre meal at a restaurant. However, I can't even imagine trying to fix up a gross sauce on the fly with any sort of subtlety, though.

Interesting. It seems like most foods I have been served that aren't so good are either too salty, too greasy, overcooked or undercooked, etc. A little dill or cayenne pepper wouldn't help.

[ERCougar]

Most of those herbs require some "cooking in" to work anyway--it's obviously a gag gift.

I think it'd be great for that.