«Breaking News» 'Deconstructed' food leaves diners begging for a normal meal

First diners were up in arms over the restaurant trend of not serving dishes on plates.

And now people are taking to social media to take issue with cafés and pubs serving up 'deconstructed' food for customers to combine themselves.

From beans on toast to soup, it seems no type of food can escape this aggravating craze.

Not even the simple orange juice has avoided the 'deconstructed' treatment, with one punter being served up two oranges complete with a citrus presser.

People have been sharing the most outrageous examples on Twitter and Facebook, and the account We Want Plates has rounded up a few of the best.

These pictures will have you craving a traditional meal... and a normal plate. 

Andy shared this picture of the deconstructed beans on toast he was served up in Manchester in March 2015. His measly portion of beans was presented in a glass jar with a stick of butter on top - complete with a tiny grater, presumably to increase spreadability. Luckily, it seems his coffee came fully constructed

For just €29 (£26), tourists in the French alps can have the pleasure of reconstructing their own spaghetti bolognese. Ed Smith was handed this meal at La Folie Douce, Val d'isere, in March 2016

Andrea Hadfield ordered an orange juice in August but what she was given wasn't quite ready yet. Luckily bar staff had helpfully halved two oranges for her to create her own incredibly fresh OJ

Jess McGuire was left angry, and rightfully so, after she paid $18 (£14) for this avocado on toast with feta that she had to construct herself. The writer asked: 'What next, being handed an avocado seed and told to farm the land and grow my own crop over several years before returning to the cafe to finally enjoy my breakfast?'

Paul Cuff was served up this deconstructed pulled pork burger back in August 2015 in Poplar, east London. He wrote: 'Pulled pork in a bun? We’ve got pork and bun. Mind putting together yourself? Sorry it resembles sick'

A café on the Belfast waterfront served up this deconstructed salted butter to Els Draeger in June 2016 - and it wasn't even on a plate

WeWantPlates shared this distinctly unappealing snap of deconstructed Vegemite on toast handed to Huon Oliver in April. They wrote: 'What you order: gourmet Vegemite on toast. What you get: a chopping board, cold toast, a leaf stuck on some butter and a reminder to take your dog to the vet'

Kelvin Cherry was served this deconstructed lemon meringue on a roof slate back in January 2016

Bill's restaurant served Neal from Farnborough, Hampshire, chunky veg with a side of soup for him to construct himself back in June 2016

Link hienalouca.com

https://hienalouca.com/2018/09/19/deconstructed-food-leaves-diners-begging-for-a-normal-meal/
Main photo article First diners were up in arms over the restaurant trend of not serving dishes on plates.
And now people are taking to social media to take issue with cafés and pubs serving up ‘deconstructed’ food for customers to combine themselves.
From beans on toast to soup, it seems no type of ...

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