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9. If you bite into a piece of bone or gristle, just chew and swallow like nothing is wrong.
Perfect taste Recipe for disaster
10. Your red wine glass has a relatively short stem and a rounded bowl.
Perfect taste Recipe for disaster
Answers:
1. PERFECT TASTE. The dessert fork and spoon will be placed horizontally above the dinner plate.
2. PERFECT TASTE. If the asparagus is served al dente—slightly firm to the bite.
3. RECIPE FOR DISASTER. Eat steak and other meats by cutting one small piece at a time.
4. RECIPE FOR DISASTER. Wait staff should always serve diners from the left and clear from the right.
5. RECIPE FOR DISASTER. Cover your mouth delicately when you burp at the table and always excuse yourself—quietly.
6. PERFECT TASTE. A couple generally is not seated side-by-side at formal dinner parties.
7. PERFECT TASTE. There’s nothing wrong with serving salad after the main course.
8. RECIPE FOR DISASTER. If it’s too hot to eat, wait patiently until it cools. Never blow on it!
9. RECIPE FOR DISASTER. Besides being gross, swallowing a bone or gristle is a good way to make yourself sick. Emily Post says you should remove it from your mouth as inconspicuously as possible using your fork. Then place it at the side of your plate.
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| I am under the impression that when you find something in your mouth that ought not to be there you pretend you're going to wipe your mouth and remove it in the napkin. There's a wonderful (true) stroy of a man who ate a caterpillar on the lettuce so as not to embarrass the hostess - she saw him and left him a hefty sum of money in her will. | |