No cutlery food

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#21

Anything you’ve killed for sustenance while stranded on a desert island…

#22

Sherbert dib dab

#23

Ethiopian/eritrean food served on injera

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#24

Disagree

Plenty of instances where eating toast with knife and fork is fine, namely when it’s covered in something runny

#26

Thali plate.

#27

beans on toast is a profoundly different thing from “toast”.

#28

eg French toast

#29

i have SPECIALIST corn on the cob end holders who doesn’t tbqh

not sure these count as cutlery though

#30

Porridge

#31

oh yes - that’s ok , but its different IMO

my parents have little dedicated corn on the cob forks for this purpose - they are shaped like little corn on the cobs

I remember seeing someone on TV once (might have been John Goodman in Rosanne) butter a slice of bread, then wrap the bread around the corn in order to smear the butter all over it. Genius

#32

beans maybe. but that’s not toast. that’s beans on toast. otherwise HANDS

#33

zactly

#34

oh yes - I had this for the 1st time recently

messy business - those things lack structural integrity

Also Indian food when eaten with actual Indian people - also a messy business for a nube like me

#35

According to Wikipedia, “Cutlery includes any hand implement used in preparing, serving, and especially eating food in the Western world”.

What the fuck do you make of that?

#36

sounds like shite.

so a whisk is cutlery? non

#37

Utensil == cutlery

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#38

also does that mean if you take a fork to china it’s not a cutlery any more?

#39

Don’t think you’d be allowed it on the plane, so we’ll never know.

#40

This is why they use chopsticks i believe

#41

canapes
finger food
sweets