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Summary: Silverware etiquette is an important part of table manners, learn all about proper dinner etiquette in this free video.
Ms. Elena Brouwer is an internationally recognized etiquette and protocol expert, certified by the prestigious Protocol School of Washington D.C. A successful business owner for...read more
"Hello I am Elena from the International Etiquette Center in Hollywood, Florida. We are now going to deal with the silverware; there are two styles of dining when you have this type of silverware. There is the American style which is only used in the United States and the Continental style which is used most over the world. So let’s start out before we get into how to eat continental or American, what should we do with soup? When we get soup you would have a soup bowl in front of you and you would hold your spoon like this, it is almost like holding a pencil but the thumb is up. The way to eat soup is that you spoon it away from you and you drink it from the side of the spoon. Always away from you and should that soup be too hot please do not put any ice cubes or blow on it, drinking soup is a quiet business. When you are finished if there is a soup bowl and a plate underneath that is where you would place your spoon. "
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cath2 said
on 8/2/2008 Excellent I only found one mistake that is when Ms Brouwer said both glasses were for red wine, the small one is for white.
oldarney said
on 8/2/2008 so what are the things i can do if my soup is too hot? burn my self?