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Originally Posted by metalmark666
If I'm not in a rush, it is nice to eat with chopsticks. If I'm hungry, I give up on the knife and fork and just settle for the shovel!! 
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shovel
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Originally Posted by TalnSG
I will just go back to my ceasar salad and chopsticks. They really do work better for salads than forks these days.
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yes fork is not good at bending leaves.

) but eating steak or sausage would be funny bit with chopsticks, wouldn't?
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Originally Posted by TalnSG
To even suggest that chopsticks are archaic, or that european flatware is an evolutionary advance over them, is not only incorrect, but hints of european arrogance.
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That is a good point. Is it actually considered arrogant eating with fork in Japan? What would ppl look at someone who comes to a restaurant and bring out his own fork to eat?
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anyway, whether you eat with one or another, or with hands, your meal was most likely prepared using knife and spoon :P