Business Etiquette Basics Article Series



Basic Dining Etiquette – Using Utensils

To view the next video in this series click: http://www.monkeysee.com/play/2253 In this video, etiquette expert Nancy R. Mitchell, The Etiquette Advocate, guides viewers through established rules and nuances of dining etiquette. Segments presented cover responding to an invitation; dos and taboos at table; navigating a place setting; use of utensils, including American vs. European styles of dining; eating various courses; toasting; and mastering challenging foods.

Duration : 0:5:20


You might also like to read:

  1. Business Etiquette: 4 Key Cultural Basics
  2. Dining Etiquette – The Invitation
  3. Dining Etiquette – The Basics
  4. Dining Etiquette – Table Manners
  5. Dining Etiquette – European vs. American Dining Style

9 comments to Basic Dining Etiquette – Using Utensils

  • luzyprogreso

    ok!!! question for …
    ok!!! question for example in the american style one usually puts the knife on the upper edge of the plate so…what if you need to take a break? one has put the knife and fork inside the plate! lot of work though! lol!

  • MsCMR80

    vistaprime: Maybe …
    vistaprime: Maybe she meant American here as in the Americas (North, South & Central)? After all, that is also the way we eat in some parts of South America *though we do mix it with European stuff*.

  • vistaprime

    sorry Canadians do …
    sorry Canadians do that as well so should it be the North American style?

  • takasora106

    wow thanks good vdo
    wow thanks good vdo

  • abhilash151

    thanxx for the …
    thanxx for the difference between american & european style of eating

  • Mrfanatic85

    yeah u r write …
    yeah u r write switching leads to a bit f hassle…

  • Loue333

    Third!
    Third!

  • knowledge2035

    Second one, yeah!

    Second one, yeah!

    I don’t think that she’s too fond of American dinning; I would have to agree. All that switching makes me dizzy.

  • bobbycar369

    first yeah
    first yeah

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