How to Eat in Continental Style

[@addigeneral1539]

This kids feeling like they doing something stupid... One day they going to be in a fancy restaurant wishing they had listened.

[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

Absolutely

[@SandySaunders9142]

I wish more children were taught etiquette. It's a real skill! This lady is deligtful with the children. I had to teach myself these things. It was nerve racking when I entered the business world. I felt as if I was on the back foot for a little while.

[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

Thank you. Yes, these skills are crucial.

[@Angee82111]

wow I'm 32 years old and I never learned this. now that I have a mentee I will be using your post to educate myself and others thanks

[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

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[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

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[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

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[@s2bmb_335]

Right, me either! Thank you for teaching us this!

[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

You're very welcome. It is my pleasure.

[@katieeelin6633]

Those kids were so lucky to be taught in that... I never learned anything like this ever since I'm a child

[@kellingtonlink956]

Yes! Well demonstrated. Thanks for the video.

[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

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[@sahtification]

Hi, this is the only video about rice as we eat in my country. Could you do a more detailed one? Thanks

[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

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[@queenfreeman9612]

Hahaha the way the kids are making noise with the Cutlery

[@nicegurl408]

I learned tines down, always. To scoop, put the knife down and switch the fork to the right (American style).

[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

Tines down in European style. That is one of the distinctions between the two styles. Tines up for American.

[@camilafilosafia333]

2:07 “How will it not fall off?” 😹

[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

Hi there if you're referring to mash potato, mash potato is supposed to be soft and if it is soft, it will remain on the back of the fork. However, if it is too challenging, proceed by scooping it onto your fork as if it is rice. No stress.

[@evanleal2714]

People these days have awful table manners! Happy to see these young boys and girls learning etiquette.

[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

Thank you so much.

[@dudongcalibers9156]

pastilang daghag arte kinamuta😁

[@marianmendy4779]

Thank you

[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

My pleasure

[@sisiphobronwyn8225]

I was scooping my rice from the back all this time. I am so embarrassed.

[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

Awwe don't be so hard on yourself.

[@Shawtycheira]

Is this the american way? Because I live in the European and I thought you had to eat it from the back of the fork which is so hard at times

[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

One shouldn't push from the back. You push away from you on to the fork.

[@annabelgrace1267]

The continental way pushes the food onto the back of the fork.

[@AlexanderCheong]

If we can eat Western food the Western way then you all should eat our food in our way. Eat rice with spoon and fork or chopsticks if the rice is in a bowl.

[@emmarose7491]

How about you eat rice with fingers like south asians

[@juniorcrusher2245]

But they people arent eating in asia. Rice has been part of european cuisine for centuries dating back to the silk road which has been from the roman days 2000 years ago

[@AlexanderCheong]

@@emmarose7491 Hi Emma, not sure what your point really is there. But you're right. Many of us do eat with hand here in Malaysia and it's super common. I eat my lunch with my colleagues everyday and they all eat with their hand. Anyway, I just wanna say that you won't find a single soul that uses a fork and a knife when eating rice here in Asia. ☺

[@unicohijo1121]

@@AlexanderCheong we Filipinos eats rice with spoon and fork we scoop it out from our plate with our spoon with the help of the fork to fill the spoon in. Can you use your hands in a fine dining? We are talking about fine dining.

[@juniorcrusher2245]

Eating from the back of the fork? Where did you evwn learn these rules. Cause these are some very specific things

[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

There is a protocol for everything, especially in etiquette. It's pretty clever.

[@juniorcrusher2245]

@@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411 but im sure all of europe has different standards. Especially something so specific. Did you learn all f this from french royalty?

[@missqueentroll651]

The scrapes ouch

[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

We apologize for that. We how you were able to focus on the life skills the students are learning.

[@shadrach6299]

I think you should put your utensils down between bites.

[@uwaizrizki2341]

So fine dining restaurant dont have spoon..

[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

Yes, if you're having soup or pasta. Keep in mind, this is the American culture. Etiquette protocols vary depending on culture.

[@vialohh]

Why the fuck do people eat rice with a fork. YOU’RE MEANT TO USE A SPOOOOOOOOOOOON or chopsticks

[@abdulshiyas8978]

There's nothing on the plate

[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

Thank you for observing. We have found that food is distracting to the student. They become more focused on eating rather than the learning the skills.

[@turtlerabbit2069]

But you can't eat rice like that in some Asian countries.

[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

You're right. Etiquette depends on the culture.

[@gj-istwithyemi7624]

Yeah, how would it not fall off

[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

We're not sure what you're referring to. Please clarify.

[@rourou95822]

Give them real food 4 god sake! Must be somewhere in 'murica

[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

We have discovered that having food while teaching causes the students to be more interested in eating rather than learning the protocols. It is our custom to take them to a five star restaurant after the workshop.

[@joestarr05]

No, this is just impractical for rice. You trying to cut rice into 8 bits? Haiyah.

[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

We invite you to watch the entire video to see the part where they actually demonstrate eating rice. The beginning is about cutting meat, etc. Thank you for watching.

[@joestarr05]

Mate, I'm joking. I already know how this works. It's just that I think one way is more superior than the other.

[@wui8974]

Ahahaha this is so so ineffecient right? It does not suits with fast paced modern time 😂

[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

Definitely if you're rushing, you have little concern for etiquette. However, there are times when you want to slow down and demonstrate refinement. You deserve it.

[@wui8974]

@@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411 hahhaa I wonder such refinement is necessary nowadays?

[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

@@wui8974 it is unmoderated when you wish to soar and experience the finer things in life.

[@wui8974]

@@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411 why being modest or moderate is important? There are many ways to enjoy stuffs, including being fast and sloppy aside being elitist or play pretend elite

[@smashedphone4200]

​@@wui8974If you don't like it, go watch something else and eat with your hands.

[@newslavecity8311]

those technics are barbaric. who eats off the back of a fork 😂 u setting this kids up to be bullied hard.

[@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411]

Thank you for your opinion. This is the correct and proper protocol. However, we respect that others may desire to eat contrary as they see fit. That is quite fine. We certainly thank you for commenting.

[@DemarcusSeaborn]

@@fromtheinside-outschoolofe1411 You're teaching them the correct way. Good job!