Spoon & Fork or Hand
Which one do you use to eat?
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Rin_Penelope wrote...
I think something like this might come handy. A ramen fork.
Hahaha...
maybe that thing created because japanese people can't use their both hand when they eat food. The other hand holding bowl or plate though...
:D
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i eat with hands. i mean,bare hands. it's kind of culture in south eastern eating without forks nor spooons. feels good,really
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well it depends on the food being. noodles=chopsticks(someone asked how could i eat them last week i said its simple and easy, brace and hold), sandwiches=left hand(sadly that happens to be the fap hand), soups=soup spoon, cereal=spoon (i still watch saturday cartoons with my nephew if I'm not hungover XD), knofe and fork for steaks
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Kadushy
Douchebag
If its meat or rice then I use my right hand. If it was like noodles then I use both spoon and fork.
I mostly use my hands though.
I mostly use my hands though.
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Shiori wrote...
So... there's no options for knife and fork or chopsticks? I don't use any of these to eat.and what about both hands? i shovel food into my mouth in a very ladylike fashion.
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For some odd reason i eat all my food with a fork! even my soup i use a fork for it because i like to drink the juice last XDD.
only thing i use a spoon for is ice cream!
hands for chips!
so FORK wins overall when it comes to me.
only thing i use a spoon for is ice cream!
hands for chips!
so FORK wins overall when it comes to me.
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Most of my food is eaten with my right hand unless if it's stuff like soup, noodles or pastas.
My thinking is we have hands we might as well use 'em.
My thinking is we have hands we might as well use 'em.
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to be specific...
rice & veggies/meat: spoon & fork (or chopsticks on certain occasions)
anything watery (soup, etc.): spoon
noodles, dimsum: fork/chopsticks
miscellaneous (chips, fruits, bread, sushi, etc.): right hand
but i usually use spoon & fork, so i voted spoon & fork =]
P.S. some asians think that using left hand to eat is bad...
well, from what i know, its bcause left hand is not common...
rice & veggies/meat: spoon & fork (or chopsticks on certain occasions)
anything watery (soup, etc.): spoon
noodles, dimsum: fork/chopsticks
miscellaneous (chips, fruits, bread, sushi, etc.): right hand
but i usually use spoon & fork, so i voted spoon & fork =]
P.S. some asians think that using left hand to eat is bad...
well, from what i know, its bcause left hand is not common...
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oddmandella wrote...
[quote="Rin_Penelope"]I think something like this might come handy. A ramen fork.I'll place this in my right palm... then i'll be able to eat anything
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oddmandella wrote...
Rin_Penelope wrote...
I think something like this might come handy. A ramen fork.I want it!!
Me too!
Well, I use none of these; I use this:
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I use spoon & fork. Practical and simple. Sometimes I use chopstick when I have to or are forced to (Like when I go to a Chinese food restaurant where everyone else use it. Don't wanna get eyed only because I use spoon & fork)
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Until this time,spoon and fork is dominating .
Maybe it's the easiest way and the best way to use when eating .
Besides,eating food with hands sometimes looked weird in some countries .
Maybe it's the easiest way and the best way to use when eating .
Besides,eating food with hands sometimes looked weird in some countries .
