Consumology

<p>You can’t have a poker <a href=”http://www.everestpoker.com/nl/”>poker</a> without food. That just leads to a bunch of angry, starving poker players. But keep in mind that the kind of food you serve can detract from the playing experience. Here are some examples of what NOT to serve:

<p>Nachos-what a mess. We had these served to us during a <a href=”http://www.everestpoker.fr”>poker</a> tournament and it was a travesty. There was nacho cheese everywhere, having to wait for people to clean off their fingers before they handled anything-not pleasant. And the smell does not make for a pleasant experience in the close quarters.

<p>Ice Cream-Are you kidding me? I had a friend whose wife decided it that it would be fun to surprise everybody with ice cream cones while we were playing <a href=”http://www.everestpoker.se”>poker</a>. It was very sweet, and we appreciated it, but it was a logistical nightmare. The attempts to play poker with one hand combined with the urgency of eating melting ice cream were a nightmare. Have you ever tried shuffling with sticky cards? I don’t recommend it.

<p>Meatballs-I know a chef who enjoys throwing poker parties, and while the food is always amazing, it doesn’t always work with a poker game. HIs meatballs and red sauce turned out to be the worst idea possible. Not only were they a huge mess, but they were so good that everyone stuffed themselves and spent the rest of the night in a lethargic haze. Except for the host, he seemed pretty alert. Maybe there was some strategy involved….