i mean if you ask someone how is it? it wouldn’t be …but I guess if you just put it out there it could be taken as rude
what say the teeming millions?
Obviously situational, but just offered, unasked, is usually rude.
I agree with @JohnT. “One of the rudest ever” is hyperbole and clickbait. But, unsolicited advice to the host/cook on how to improve a dish is something that’s likely to be taken as fairly rude by many people.
I’m sure that there are outliers to that, such as if the host and guest have a very tight relationship, in which they expect each other to provide advice (even if unsolicited). But, for general social manners, it seems rude.
My gf recently made a very nice dinner that involved a white wine reduction sauce that was amazing. At one point I mentioned that a few capers might have made the sauce even better.
We “discussed” the situation. I appreciate criticism about my cooking, but it turns out not everyone is like me.
Ouch. How many "I’m sorry"s?
I’m not sure if I ever have done this or had it done to me. It seems fairly rude as a general rule, but I doubt I would feel slighted about it. I could see this happening between me and my brother, as we like talking food, and I can’t see either of us taking it poorly. But I would never do that to anyone else.
No links without description OPs please. Avoid this in the future.
I had many flags on this one and they were correct.
If you want to PM the mods a summary line for the OP, we can add it and reopen but as is this thread is closed.