I don’t know the what the styles are and it sounds too boring to look up.

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Feb 16, 2021
7:29:46pm

TCuz Disgraced Rules President

I don’t know the what the styles are and it sounds too boring to look up.

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TCuz

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POLL: How do you hold your utensils when eating?

El Careeb The Prancing Horse

2/16/21 7:27pm

I don’t know the what the styles are and it sounds too boring to look up.

TCuz

2/16/21 7:29pm

dunno. Fork always in left hand. No switch.

BlueFrog

2/16/21 7:29pm

That's continental and British

El Careeb

2/16/21 7:32pm

Brits are addicted to their knives and the back of their forks

Nat Gas Man

2/16/21 8:36pm

Fork in left when cutting. Fork in right when scraping food onto fork.

StantonMac

2/16/21 7:32pm

That's American

El Careeb

2/16/21 7:32pm

Idk what American style vs continental style is.

StantonMac

2/16/21 7:30pm

American style cuts the food then switches the fork to the opposite hand to pick it up.

El Careeb

2/16/21 7:38pm

That’s not what I do

StantonMac

2/16/21 7:44pm

Commie

2/16/21 7:57pm

Continental style because I’m left handed and it’s the most natural to me.

Cougar-Duck

2/16/21 7:58pm

I was taught continental style in the MTC because I was going to France.

BlueFreak

2/16/21 8:13pm

Interesting. I didn't know they did that.

El Careeb

2/16/21 8:19pm

Fork or spoon in left hand when eating. Fork in right and knife in left when cutting.

John Doe

2/16/21 8:26pm

Continental style for which hand I use, but grip the fork in the American style

cruoti

2/16/21 9:01pm

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