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When using a knife and fork, the knife is always in the right and fork in the left even if you’re left handed. Position your index fingers on top of the utensil and extend to the neck, then proceed.
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44 Comments

  1. You are supposed to move your fork to your right hand after cutting. And never put the fork in your mouth upside down. But, it's food and it's eating so who cares

  2. Your demonstration was perfect. This is way of eating is easiest and displays the most elegance. (Switching from hand to hand every five minutes is not elegant.) Growing up with European family, this is how we were taught. In formal settings the way you eat shows your respect towards your host who has prepared your meal for you.

  3. What if there is nothing on the plate that needs cutting, do you still use a knife to help guide the food onto the fork? Do you still use the fork in the left hand?

  4. arms stick to the body too…in etiquette courses they make you eat with card boards in your underarms, so you eat without dropping them

  5. You turn the fork facing up if it’s soft to cut and that’s look like egg so I think you turn it up

  6. i just realized why queen elizabeth allowed a certain amount of time for each course. and when she was done so were you.

  7. American style is always better than European. That whipping motion especially, would be of considered degrading dining etiquette

  8. This is way to sofisticated for me😫
    When ever i try to learn that i find myself not enjoying my meal and starving 😢

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