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Can you cut A fork with a knive?
Yes, a knife can be used to cut a fork as long as the material of the fork is softer than the material of the knife. However, cutting a metal fork with a knife may damage the knife's edge and is not recommended.
Do Italian people eat food with a knife and fork?
Italian people are no different than anyone else and yes, they do use a knife and fork and in some cases use a fork with a spoon to twirl their pasta around the fork so it does not splatter everywhere.
Is a table fork placed on a dining table for consumption of main course the same size as a service fork used to serve food from plate?
No, a serving fork is larger than a dinner fork.
What side of the plate does the table spoon go on?
On the right side. Forks on the left, and knife than spoon on the right.
May you use a fork to cut your food?
* The proper etiquette of eating is to cut your food with a knife into bite sized pieces and then once cut you pick it up with your fork. You also use your knife to push smaller items such as peas onto your fork so they don't fall on the table or in one's lap. There is sometimes what they call a 'butter knife' which is a smaller version of the original knife and used for spreading butter onto your bun.
You eat cow with a fork?
you cook it than you eat it with a spoon,fork or knife !
What is a three pronged fork or weapon?
A three-pronged spear is called a trident. A three-pronged fork is just a fork. It might be a pitchfork, or a table (salad, dinner or seafood) fork, or even a serving fork. Placement on the table and relative size are the guides, and they say more about the fork (and suggest a name like dinner or seafood) than the number of tines.
What utensils are used for eating salmon?
Ideally, a fish knife is used to eat salmon; the blunt edge allows the fish to be separated rather than cut, which results in less flaking. Any fork will do provided it's of a matched size to the knife. Otherwise, any knife and fork will work just as well.
Why does the American style of eating knife and fork differ from the European style?
Because the American style developed according to the idea that rules of etiquette are more important than practicality. The European way is far more efficient and useful, and is the sensible way to eat with a knife and fork. This comes from an American.
At a dinner table Which fork should be used first?
Eating a formal (and casual, too, sometimes) dinner in the US (and other Americas), you cut meats and other foods using the (inverted) fork in the left hand and your knife in the right hand. Then, when not using your knife, lay it on the rim of your plate at the top (until you need it again), switch the fork to the right hand, place the left hand out of view on the lap (napkin), and proceed with taking a bite using the (non-inverted) fork. If you need to push food onto the fork, use right and left hand to tear a small piece of bread, and the left hand to hold the bread while loading the fork. Piercing of food should be done never or as seldom as possible--see reason below. In the West is it poor etiquette to eat while continuously holding fork and knife, or to keep left hand continuously above the table.In Europe, the fork and knife are held, respectively, in the left and right hand--except when cutting, the opposite of the US. When not using the knife, it can be rested on the plate rim just as described above. Cutting is done with inverted fork (in left hand) to steady the food and knife (in right hand) to cut. (In both Europe and the US, do not "saw" food with the knife but, rather, cut the food using pull strokes of the knife. Vigorous sawing is to be avoided as it runs the risk of a mishap that propels food or dropped utensil onto the table or other diners; or causes damage to a host's/hostess'es fine chinaware.) To take bites, utensils are not switched as in the US, and bites are taken on the inverted fork using the left hand. The inverted fork is loaded using the knife held in the right hand. Again, piercing of food with fork is discouraged--the reason is to prevent the possibility of having to yank the fork out from food held in teeth in order to dislodge fork from the food. There is more latitude on the Continent as to holding utensils in both hands but, as a rule of courtesy, the knife should not be held during more than momentary pauses while eating. (If stopping to converse, put the knife down.)When finished eating (even with food remaining on the plate) lay the fork and knife crosswise in the middle of the plate. Doing so signals to servers that you have finished eating (that course or the meal) and that the plate can be removed.It is advisable to practice these steps at home and at sit-down dinners with friends . . . so that proper table etiquette will come naturally when eating out in fine restaurants and in formal and business settings.
Why ice don't melt in table salt?
It is because when you put in table salt, actually any salt, the ice absorbs the salt's energy and that is what make the ice colder than it was.
Which is colder -3 or -5?
-5 is colder than -3. The lower the temperature, the colder it is.
