/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>17129561
The jews did it (unironically)

>Left hand is never on the table, you keep it on your lap unless using a fork and knife, and you can't touch it to the table, must be held aloft.
>Fork on left side of plate, spoon on right, knife on right.
>When holding fork and knife, fork goes in left hand, upside-down, knife is held in right hand.
>obviously, never speak with mouth full.
Our manners are not terribly complicated, but I remember explaining this to a yankee once and him being completely confused. He thought "table manners" were "regular manners" like not interrupting people or yelling... that's what he told me. KILL ALL YANKEES

>>16961353
oh lmao you're a yankee