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I use a fork, twirl not cut, and occasionally a knife to push stray ends into place.![]()
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As it came up in the tabla manners thread, I am interested to know how you guys eat your spaghetti. I most usually use a fork and spoon, and occasionally only a fork.
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I use a fork, twirl not cut, and occasionally a knife to push stray ends into place.![]()
Roughly the same.Originally Posted by Kinsao
I'm a twirler as well, though occasionally I'll get carried away in a style reminiscent of an I Love Lucy episode.
The spoon is only brought into play at a nice restaurant, and even then I find msyelf using it reluctantly.
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I cut my spaghetti and eat it with only a fork
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When there is meat to cut, like chicken permesean or sausages, I use a knife, but mostly I only use a fork and twirl my spaghetti.
When I was in Japan, I used to use a spoon when the sauce had a lot of liquid in it to not splatter because I heard that was the proper manner.
I've seen a person who cut his spaghetti into a bite size with a knife and ate it with a fork in US.
~How could you eat your pudding if you don't eat your meat?!~
I normally eat spaghetti with a fork, but it depends on what's in it (i.e. meatballs, sausage, etc.).
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I only use a fork.
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I use a fork. It's fun to twirl spaghetti
I'm lost in my own mind...
Gosh, this thread made me think of a documentary film I saw when I was a kid of the Italian spaghetti harvesters picking the spaghetti off the trees in Northern Italy.
Last edited by ArmandV; 11-05-06 at 17:31.
Usually with fork only. Occasionally, fork and spoon. Aghh, I missed carbonara... hehe...
I mainly use a fork, but sometimes I have been known to put it on some toast and make a sandwich.
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This is a strange thread, but...
I usually eat spaghetti with just a fork. Sometimes with the help of a spoon. If I have no choice, I'll use chopsticks, but as I am in the habit of slurping noodles that enter my mouth via chopsticks, it can make for a bit of a mess, so I really try to avoid it!
If there is extra sauce after the noodles are gone, I'll use a spoon without exception to finish it off!
I'm a fork man too! Half the fun of eating spaghetti is twirling it on your fork before shoveling it in your mouth!
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I eat mine with fork and spoon, but my husband eats them with knife and fork.
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With a fork.
And, I like to spend about thirty seconds before eating cutting it with a fork so that all my speghetti isn`t long flipping around on the fork splattering sauce as I twirl it. Sometimes I dice it too much and have to use my fork to scoop it up.
I also feel unfullfilled if I don`t have garlic bread to go with my spaghetti. But, I hate it when my wife eats garlic bread because I can notice it on her breath. Oh, and a glass of red wine is always nice with spaghetti.
[up]"Nothing will benefit human health and increase chances for survival of life on Earth as much as the evolution to a vegetarian diet."
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In recent weeks I`ve begun adding a lot of Tobasco Sauce to my spaghetti when I choose to eat it with traditional tomato spaghetti sauce.
Does anyone else put Tobasco on their spaghetti? or has ever tried it?
I have to say I like the extra "zing" it adds.
I found out that according to the Neapolitan habit, eating spaghetti with a fork and a spoon is perfectly polite, though not all Italian use a spoon.
Indeed,,, i haven't encountered the spoon thing so much.. i just use a fork myself and twirl it around...yum yum..spaghetti in my view is easier to eat than noodles
I eat spaghetti with a spoon and fork. I usually slice it into smaller pieces then eat it with a spoon and fork, because that's the easiest and most comfortable way imo.
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Spoon what for? just SPaghetti uncapable people uses a spoon....
I just twist it around on my fork. Sometimes I put a little bit of it on garlic bread.
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With a fork, a knife, and ketchup.
With a fork and spoon unless I have a bib sized napkin wrapped around me in which case I am quite happy to go fork-only and twirl away.