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 ...

"You would lay the fork flat on the plate and use the knife to scrape the remaining rice into it. "Keep repeating until it’s all gone!" Another comment joked: "If I was on a diet, I'd eat 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 ...

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 ...

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?