Poll: Plates or Bowls?

Forget fashion plates. For chic, wellness-conscious New Yorkers, it’s all about healthy, hearty bowls filled with veggies, proteins and flavorful toppings — without an empty calorie in sight. They’re more filling than salads, lower in carbs than sandwiches and popping up on menus around town.

So, you have your bougie specialty meals like salad bowls and sushi bowls. But really, anything can be eaten out of a bowl. A man named Justin Parker tells the Post, “Even if I had the option to eat off a plate, I would eat out of a bowl.” Lily Kunin agrees: “I’ve eaten the same meal on a plate. It just wasn’t that good.”

While I can’t confirm the varying flavors of food on a plate versus a bowl, let me talk about my personal experience with bowls for a minute. I keep no less than seven in my apartment—more bowls than plates, because bowls hold food. Plates only kind of do. Would you eat cereal out of a plate? Soup?

I could go on and on, but just take this bowl poll and argue amongst yourselves. My decision is made.

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