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British Etiquette Expert tells the people the correct way to eat rice
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I find the most satisfying way is to shovel it into my mouth from the bowl with chopsticks. The easiest way is to use a spoon.
Using a knife to eat rice is infinitely weirder than using your hands could ever be.
Using a knife to eat rice is infinitely weirder than using your hands could ever be.
I just keep my fork in the right hand the whole time, and cut with the left
The most efficient method of all
What's wrong with the pics on the left? It looks like the "right" pics are mostly a trick to touch boobs and/or crotch
Heh, I never appreciated rice cookers much until I went through a couple of bad ones. Mean while the relic from my parent's house with the DIY handle repair job all exterior labels or brands well faded away will likely still be cooking rice for my grand children.
I love my tiny little cooker though. Can't fit many bowls in so no cooking for lunch tomorrow or guests but it was reliable, fast, compact and did everything perfectly for me despite my bad cooking skills. I'd chop up random stuff and throw it in because I was lazy or tight on time and it still comes out great. This little appliance carried me with congee with I was sick and couldn't stomach much else. My best friend of all the appliances lol
I love that his account is satire but borders the line so closely that people are falling for it.
On the face of it it might be better to slow down consumption and make you feel fuller. But the evidence isn't with me on that one.
I scoop with my fork, and when it fits the meal, some bread.
I'm not even saying people should do this, I'm saying people should do whatever they want, and certainly not listen to a British guy and his unnecessary rules.
Honestly, at a glance, he sounds exactly like some people do.
I ask because of people being baffled by the knife, it would be there because you are eating it with something that would require a knife, like meat.
I eat rice with a knife and fork, never even thought of using a spoon. The spoon is used to put in on the plate.
I just finished dinner which included rice and I used a knife and fork.
I eat toast with my left hand. Its usually on a plate to my left. I have always done that and I actually didn't notice.
I just finished dinner which included rice and I used a knife and fork.
I eat toast with my left hand. Its usually on a plate to my left. I have always done that and I actually didn't notice.
I used to work for an Indian restaurant, and I absolutely understand the cultural background of using your hands to eat rice, but it just doesn't make sense to eat rice that way, especially if it's covered in curry.
the finger bowls were a real bummer to pick up after
edit - rice balls, sushi, sticky rice, any formed/packed rice that stays together when you pick it up is an exception. I'm talkin about piles of loose rice covered in gravy
the finger bowls were a real bummer to pick up after
edit - rice balls, sushi, sticky rice, any formed/packed rice that stays together when you pick it up is an exception. I'm talkin about piles of loose rice covered in gravy
well at least its better than eating rice with chopsticks. i always struggle to do that when im in japan. spoons for life.
I'll scrape everything to the side of the plate and then lift the plate up to pour the remnants down my throat.
Never understood using a fork with rice. A spoon is much easier to eat with.
As for eating rice with hands, I knew people back home who used to do this. I never understood it because the spoon is way easier to eat with.
As for eating rice with hands, I knew people back home who used to do this. I never understood it because the spoon is way easier to eat with.
Don't Indian people use naan or chapathis or some other bread to eat currys? So, bit of bread in hand, sop up the goo, and go to town. And you dunk on the white rice with your hands, maybe with a little bit of the goo in it? I don't think you go pouring it all willy-nilly.
Also, not sure gravy is the correct name haha :P
I feel bad for people that's never experienced a Filipino Boodle fight. We eat this with our hands.
It's technically a gravy, the kind of gravy is curry. Like how marinara is also a gravy.
ive observed many permutations of finger-based consumption, the end result is always a messy table and floor
What's with British etiquette and the assumption that only they are right and everyone else around the world is wrong and stupid?
How would you eat this?
I would eat it with a knife and fork. I would have white rice to mop up the sauce after.
How is a fork possibly better for rice than a spoon?
Lmfao
Lmfao
