
North Dakotans Reveal the Grossest Things Seen at Office Potlucks
The holiday season is almost here, and while some of us aren't fans, I love a good workplace potluck. - I get to prove to my coworkers that I actually can cook.
Because so many North Dakotans attend these office potlucks, I thought it might be interesting to see what we don't necessarily love about them.
What's the Grossest Thing You've Seen At A Potluck?
I posted a question on our Facebook page asking what some of the grossest things you've seen at an office potluck in North Dakota are, and the answers didn't disappoint. So, what were the top responses? Let's dig in!
"We had a person that always brought chicken feet. Not even kidding... and he wasn't the only one who ate them. He brought them every time."
Chicken feet?! Absolutely not. That should be illegal.
"Will not eat at potluck! There was a guy in my hometown that kidnapped a boy, chopped him up, and fed him to his church at potlucks…."
Whoaaa. This was easily the wildest response we got on the post. Clearly, most of us have not had this experience.
"Those weenies with grape jelly sauce."
I'm personally offended by this comment. These are my favorite!
(Also Read: North Dakota Office Holiday Potluck Rules - What Not To Do)
"Can’t do potlucks. Always hair in it and not mine either."
Ok, this is valid. Nothing ruins a meal faster than a mystery hair.
"I used to love potlucks, but cooking reels on social media ruined it...you never know what animals are crawling around on other people's counters."
How clean are your coworkers' houses? You see them at work, but who knows what's going on at home? Understandable.
So, what was the most popular response to the post?
"Coworkers."
Okay, okay, very funny.
Hopefully, your office potlucks are full of delicious treats and great holiday vibes, and you don't stumble upon any mystery dishes.
What's the grossest thing you've seen at a holiday potluck? Send us a message in the app!
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