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HOW'S YOUR TABLE MANNERS?
Your mother always told you, don't talk with your mouth
full and keep your elbows
off the table. Was she right? What are the correct table
manners and proper dining etiquette to bring to the table?
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Dining Guide
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Cultural Dining Guide
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make your dining around the globe a pleasurable experience.
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Dining Etiquette Tips
How well do you know the proper table manners?
Follow these dining etiquette tips that will help
you dine at ease:
- Look at the table setting in front of you.
Think of these as road maps that guide you through
the courses of a meal.
- Never do anything until the host/hostess does
it first. This includes sit, eat, put your napkin
on the table, and leave. After all, the host
is paying for the occasion, so at least make
him/her feel like he's/she's in charge.
- Forks (with the exception of the seafood fork)
are placed to the left of the plate. Depending
on the meal, the knives and spoons are on the
right of the dinner plate. Solids such as a
bread plates, go on your left.
- Wine glasses or crystal stem-ware are placed
to the right of the plate.
- Knives and spoons are placed at the right
side of the plate.
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