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Don’t they have plates? Baffled diners share the strangest ways restaurants served their meals – from salad served on a toy dinosaur to green beans in a shoe
- Diners from North America and the UK shared photos of weird restaurant meals
- Bored Panda collated the hilarious images into a online gallery
- Among them is a photo of spring rolls being served in a tiny shopping trolley
- Another picture shows a diner’s meal packed into a hollow ceramic iguana
For many restauranteurs, it’s not just about how their food tastes, it’s about how it looks.
But while trying to push visual culinary boundaries, some foodies from North America and the UK have gone too far, as these baffling images collated into a gallery by Bored Panda show.
Perhaps in an attempt to be original, the creators of these dishes chose to use some unlikely items as serving dishes, including a ceramic iguana and a giant ice-cube.
And it doesn’t stop there. Other items used in place of plates include a ceramic iguana and a wooden hand.
Here FEMAIL rounds up some of the worst food serving fails…
This US restaurant has taken a creative approach to serving green beans – opting to put them in a shoe instead of using a more traditional plate
While it may be an unusual serving choice, these spring rolls served in a miniature shopping trolley in a London restaurant were described as ‘adorable’ by many social media users
Now that’s something you don’t see every day! This restaurant eschewed plates in favour of placing this salad atop a dinosaur toy
A US pizzeria decided to make the box just as delicious as the pizza inside, by crafting one out of dough instead of traditional cardboard
Why use crockery when you can use a reproduction Baroque mirror? That appears to be the policy at this restaurant, which is thought to be in Canada
Surely this VHS copy of The Bodyguard, which was used in place of a serving plate in this Canadian restaurant, is almost an antique at this point?
Serving food in a hollowed out ceramic iguana is certainly an original and unexpected touch – though it left diners asking ‘why’?
Anyone sampling this dish, a single shrimp served on top of a plateful of rocks, should make sure they are careful not to tuck into one of the stones and break a tooth (or two)
Body shot? This martini, snapped at an NYC cocktail bar, comes complete with a small serving of caviar balanced on top of a wooden hand
Ice coffee: Perhaps this way of serving ice coffee, inside a giant ice cube, should catch on – it looks delicious and refreshing
Most people like their Greek salad ingredients mixed together in a salad bowl, but this deconstructed option is slightly more complicated
The ocean theme is strong in this dish, which uses beach stones as the platter for a range of seafood items
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