A viral reel showing a British man demonstrating the right etiquette for using a fork and knife to eat rice has amused and angered Instagram users.

The Western style calls for a central plate with a fork to the left and a knife and then spoon to the right. A napkin may be placed atop the plate or to the left under the fork. If you'll be ...

A British etiquette coach has drawn ridicule online for his video purporting to show the “British way to eat rice”. “In ...

the fork.) The knife goes to the right—and facing—the plate. If a spoon is required, it goes to the right of the knife. Meanwhile, the glass goes above the knife. Confused? Here’s a tale ...

It's useful to know how to correctly hold a knife and fork if you want to have good table manners, and an etiquette expert ...

A viral video shows a silverware expert naming around 25 different spoons, forks, knives, etc., considered necessary for ...

fork and knife in tow, with a perfectly ripe banana in front of him on a plate. “No, we don’t pick it up and peel it like a primate,” Hanson said, kicking off his tutorial. “Instead ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: Should pie a la mode be served on a plate with a fork, or in a bowl with a spoon? I am always frustrated when I am served a dessert topped with a scoop of ice cream on a flat ...

A plate of plain rice is kept on the table in front of him. He explains, "In British dining etiquette, as you know by now, we never turn the fork upside down when using a knife. So when eating ...