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Table Manners
Fork Etiquette
Does using the right utensil even matter anymore? (By Helena Echlin)
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Feature
Fork on the Left, Knife on the Floor
Designers reinvent the table setting. (By Michele Foley)
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Table Manners
Cootie Call
Is it rude not to want to share your fork? (By Helena Echlin)
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Products
Texas Pecan Pie
This pie’s anything but humble.
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Table Manners
Pointing the Finger at Finger Foods
Caesar salads, sushi— where do you draw the line on what’s polite to eat with your fingers? (By Helena Echlin)
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Feature
Foods You Fight
Tips for eating saucy, messy, and hard-to-handle foods. (By Jessica Dolcourt)
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Table Manners
Stop, Thief!
Is it acceptable to eat off other people’s plates? (By Helena Echlin)
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Supertaster
Even Real Cooks Cheat Sometimes
This week’s mission: frozen food with highfalutin notions. (By James Norton)
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Table Manners
The Right Way to Eat Noodles
Noodle-eating etiquette according to ethnic tradition. (By Helena Echlin)
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The Ten
Items You Will Never Need
If only there were a battery-powered column reader to do this for you. (By Aida Mollenkamp and Regan Burns)
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Feature
The Friendliest Utensil
Our photographic ode to spoons (By Jessica Su)
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Table Manners
Is It Wrong to Play with Your Food?
It’s a matter of respect, for your food and your company. (By Helena Echlin)
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Entertaining
A Picnic for the Fourth of July
Dine in the glow of the bottle rockets' red glare.
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The Basics
The Basics: How to Make French Toast
Breakfast with flair.
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Entertaining
No Utensils Required
Savory or sweet, classic or inventive, dips are for everyone.
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