Reglas Extrañas Que Tiene La Familia Real Para Su Comida

It would seem that being royal is a very easy job. Sure, you travel the world, without financial worries, and you get to eat amazing dishes... but there's a catch. It turns out that mealtimes are so complicated it's enough to make you thankful you're not royal. Distinguishing a salad fork from a main course fork is just part of royal utensil etiquette. They aren't allowed to use forks like the rest of us. Forks in the left hand, knives in the right, they must guide the food toward the fork and eat from there. And it's the way the rest of the British population prefers to eat, too. That's not all. If a member needs to leave, they will cross their cutlery to indicate they'll be back, and they hope their plate is still there. When finished, the cutlery is placed with the handles at the bottom right of the plate, at an angle. Technically, this is the correct way to put down cutlery, but it's mandatory in a royal setting. Utensil Etiquette | 0:00 Setting the Pace | 1:02 Tea Rules | 2:20 Holiday Food | 2:51 Garlic and Onion Are Out | 3:40 Eggs on the Table | 4:21 Pass the Caviar | 5:11 Read the Full Article: https://www.mashed.com/131867/weird-r...