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As with just about everything in this weird culture clash thread: YMMV. What would your family do when presented with an uncut 16oz steak or chop? It’s easy t
by moate 4y ago
As with just about everything in this weird culture clash thread: YMMV.
What would your family do when presented with an uncut 16oz steak or chop?
It’s easy to eat food with chopsticks when the culture is designed around it. It’s easy to eat with a fork when the culture is designed around it.
- pwinnski 4y agoIn my experience in China, steaks or chops aren't served uncut. In cooking at home, I usually slice meat when serving it, rather than forcing each diner to slice it themselves. That said, I've also eaten uncut steak with chopsticks and a knife.
- moate 4y agoExactly: the food culture has adopted to chopsticks. Eating double cut pork chop with mashed potatoes using chopsticks would require substantially more effort than a fork and steak knife. >> That said, I've also eaten uncut steak with chopsticks and a knife. What kind/size steak? I said a very specific thing.