eating with the hands is actually encouraged. However, that’s not the case in Chile, where proper etiquette requires eating ...

Take the food in your holding hand. Rest the nails of ... down with your nails. Move the fork back and press into the food. Practise cutting with the knife again.

On the other hand (heh heh), lefties will most often place their knife in their left hand to cut while holding their fork in their right hand. Then, they will likely switch their fork to their ...

To that end, an instructor is seen taking learners step-by-step through the process. The instructor starts by directing them to take up a fork and knife in their hands in the correct way, with the ...

The arrangement of cutlery guides on the menu items. Handling utensils: The knife goes to the right hand and the fork to the left, unless one is left-handed. The index fingers provide support.