So, when a former butler to the British royals suggested to use a fork, knife or chopsticks to eat rice, it naturally created a storm on Twitter. Ladies and gentlemen, remember we always use a ...

Has it ever been a cause of concern for you? You go to a restaurant with a client or your girl friend…he or she orders a “dosa”, “pizza” or some similar ...

It has since garnered more than 10,000 replies. “Ladies and gentlemen, remember we always use a knife and fork or chopsticks to eat rice,” he wrote, alongside a picture showing a nearly empty ...

This week's query comes from reader Mark Boyden, a food enthusiast and author of Cookbook as Farce, based in West Cork. "Ever notice how Americans will cut three to four pieces of meat with a ...

I was, in fact, unaccustomed to using a knife and fork at all ... the little ball of curry-and-rice-and-pickles-and-salad to your lips. The virtues of eating with your hands Growing up, I had ...

Cloverfields Farm & Kitchen's Janine Washle is sharing her beef stew recipe. She's also showing some "knife & fork" sandwiches that ... usually always served over rice. As you too have probably ...

But whether you're a stuffed-crust kind of person, or love a crispy base - what is the etiquette around eating the world famous food? Do you have to use a knife and fork? Tear off parts as you go?