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Yup, British person here. That's exactly how it works. We do eat one-handed, but it's typically an either/or thing, rather than switching from one to the other
by david-given 11y ago
Yup, British person here. That's exactly how it works. We do eat one-handed, but it's typically an either/or thing, rather than switching from one to the other during the course of the meal.
The US thing of cutting up all your food ahead of time before eating it is practically unheard of here, and the few times I've noticed people doing it it's always looked very strange.
- freshyill 11y agoDo people cut up all their food before eating it? That's something I would do for a child who isn't so handy with a knife and fork, but I don't think adults do it. Then again, nothing makes sense here anymore.
- elthran 11y agoI've always heard this about American dining, even to the point of being taught it by an "etiquette" trainer - I've never understood it either. The worst thing about this for me would be that it means your food would get colder quicker.