I spent the day touring London suburbs by public transportation. Hello, Heathrow!
Wok survey followup:
- People in Britain are, on average, more likely to own woks than LJers I know who do not live in Britain.
- Students are less likely to own woks than other people. (They are less likely to own any kind of kitchen equipment for that matter.)
Wok survey followup:
- People in Britain are, on average, more likely to own woks than LJers I know who do not live in Britain.
- Students are less likely to own woks than other people. (They are less likely to own any kind of kitchen equipment for that matter.)
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owlfish- S. Worthen
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Now that surprises me. I'd have thought a wok was a part of the uniform. Even when I lived with students thirty years ago, we had woks. Or does this speak to a dreadful decline in the student-cooking stakes...?
The only thing which comes to mind is that it either requires gas - or to have a flat bottom - which the traditional ones don't have. My college hall flats only had electric hobs.
I own about four. Don't ask me how or why I have four, but I do!
(Yes, Brit of course)