A US woman's attempt to dine 'the European way' has sparked a heated online debate about dining etiquette. Amy Gordy was filmed in a restaurant trying to master the art of eating with her fork in her ...

It didn’t really occur to me until my sight really and totally crapped out that finding a meal on a plate would actually be ... I will often times select finger food over something I have to eat with ...

"The only way" to eat a banana is with a knife and fork, says William Hanson of the U.K. (iStock) "No, we don't pick it up and peel it like a primate," said Hanson, who declined to be interviewed ...

It’s a fork-and-knife fight. A viral TikTok video showing an American woman attempting the “European way” of eating has sparked an international food fight — and critics say her table ...

I’ve noticed that guests appreciate a place setting that includes steak knives. The sharp blades make cutting Iceberg lettuce ...

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.

While most people don't think twice about eating the fruit — according to William Hanson, known as Britain's leading etiquette coach, people need to whip out cutlery to eat a banana properly.

Wolf Blitzer wanted to eat a plate of chicken wings in the worst way. And he sure did. Yes, it’s true: the CNN anchor and former Kenmore resident was caught on video eating his wings with a ...

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to if it's rude to break off a part of a food item and then put the rest back on the plate.

A British etiquette coach has drawn ridicule online for his video purporting to show the “British way to eat rice”. “In British dining etiquette, as you know by now, we never turn the fork ...

The clip, posted by veteran naval aviator Commander Naveen Pandita, opens with the ex-commander digging into a plate of delicious masala dosa. Instead of eating the dish in the usual manner, Naveen ...