Update: it took time. And then a quick pry with a knife. Saved the dishes. Ravioli saved too but for raccoons outside probably lol. What I learned about physics…sheesh.
That bottom bowl looks plastic, just push on the side gently to try and break the seal around the other dish.
I have no idea what I’m looking at. Wth is a ravioli bowl? A bowl made specifically for ravioli?
Bowl of ravioli, my bad
Microwave it on its side.
That really sucks.
did you melt it?
Just smash. It will be satisfying.
Assuming its empty, i would take the grog oggah boogah solution of smash the blue plastic bowl down the edge of your countertop. Something will give sometime.
Otherwise, did you try twisting the bowl one direction and the plate the other? Torque is typically a more effective force than pulling for friction.
Hot ass water
Edit: Clarification: Poor hot ass water on it or dunk it in hot ass water
Edit 2, electric boogaloo: This is dependent on the material, according to my mother
Why does he need to rob the hot water first?
It had it coming
Can I use regulat hot water if I don’t have access to the ass water?
Ass water can easily made yourself. No need to get expensive store bought ass water
Yeah but KFC or Jack in the box isn’t as cheap as it used to be, the only cheap way to make it requires Taco bell now.
Nope. It has to come straight from the starfish
No, it must be from the ass.
Shit.
No, water.
Instructions unclear, bowl still stuck to plate, but is now covered in sexy posterior dihydrogen monoxide.
My water is too bougie and I can’t morally exploit it into poverty… Elevated plate it is.
You got a fancy hat now
Can you slide the bowl across the plate far enough to allow air to flow into the bowl and “break the vacuum”?
Drill a small hole in the bottom of the bowl to equalize the pressure.
Trepanning is the solution to many of life’s problems.
That would have worked if you hadn’t stopped me.
Now that is a great idea /s
I’m so glad you used the sarcasm mark or that would have gone completely over my head.
The odd thing is I really also thought it might be a great idea because of the frustration. I was ready to destroy it.
Hey, if you’re using the hot bowl trick, make sure you pay attention to it; if you leave it to get hot and forget, it will be even harder to unstick it because the escaping hot air inside will make a partial vacuum when it cools down.
were you able to free the raviolis
No one is going to mention that OP has a bowl specifically for ravioli?
I’m confused why there is a plate involved at all.
I would guess he had the plate over the bowl, while he was microwaving it, to prevent the little sauce splatters during heating.
I hope OP learned to use a paper/dish towel from now on if that’s the case lmao
Well how do you cook ravioli? In your fettuccine bowl?
Pour it onto a dish rag and microwave it? I thought this was common knowledge?
…in a pot?
Ew, what’s wrong with you
But which pot?
Not my oatmeal pot, or the spaghetti pot
Definitely not the macaroni pot
These jokes about different pots for each meal are funny until you live with a hoarder for awhile who must have enough pots to cook each food in its own (even though they use the same pot or pan for everything they cook). Ugh it sucked lol
Obviously you need to consider how much ravioli you’re making when choosing which ravioli pot to take down from your ravioli pot shelf.
I think it’s just a bowl currently full of ravioli
No issues with either one of these options tbh
Pick which one to save and which one to sacrifice. Smash the sacrifice with a hammer to free the other, break them both and realize this is just so like you and every single thing you try to do starts with a half baked plan, then goes off the rails and ruins everything until you’ve nothing to do but pick up the pieces.
I’m the kind of person who reads step 1, does it, and then goes on to read step 2. I’m happy I’m not OP.
