so funny....its impossible to generalize anything about india...given the vast expanse of India, anything can be just one of the many indian things..and this is just one of the indian styles...
The man in this video is wrong in many aspects as far as eating Indian food is concerned.
Spoon is very much a part of Indian dining etiquette since ancient times.
A knife was never required to eat Indian food because Indian food is made in such a way that it is cut while it is being made. You don't need to cut it while eating.
If you need to cut something on the table while dining then it is not Indian food.
Take a look at Etiquette_of_Indian_dining on wikipedia
@hypershinza its not a culture at all, this is necessity, we are eating since million of yrs with hand. Now we have mony to make or to buy the instruments for eating. India kept that system until today due to eighty percent pvoerty, poor people cant buy and then to keep them clean , need money again.No upper class eat with hands anymore.
The man in this video is wrong in many aspects as far as eating Indian food is concerned.
Spoon is very much a part of Indian dining etiquette since ancient times.
A knife was never required to eat Indian food because Indian food is made in such a way that it is cut while it is being made. You don't need to cut it while eating.
If you need to cut something on the table while dining then it is not Indian food.
Take a look at Etiquette_of_Indian_dining on wikipedia
The man in this video is wrong in many aspects as far as eating Indian food is concerned.
Spoon is very much a part of Indian dining etiquette since ancient times.
A knife was never required to eat Indian food because Indian food is made in such a way that it is cut while it is being made. You don't need to cut it while eating.
If you need to cut something on the table while dining then it is not Indian food.
Take a look at Etiquette_of_Indian_dining on wikipedia
The man in this video is wrong in many aspects as far as eating Indian food is concerned.
Spoon is very much a part of Indian dining etiquette since ancient times.
A knife was never required to eat Indian food because Indian food is made in such a way that it is cut while it is being made. You don't need to cut it while eating.
If you need to cut something on the table while dining then it is not Indian food.
Take a look at Etiquette_of_Indian_dining on wikipedia
Spoon is very much a part of Indian dining etiquette since ancient times even mentioned in rigved.
A knife was never required to eat Indian food because Indian food is made in such a way that it is cut while it is being made. You don't need to cut it while eating.
If you need to cut something on the table while dining then it is not Indian food.
Take a look at Etiquette_of_Indian_dining on wikipedia
The man in this video is wrong in many aspects as far as eating Indian food is concerned.
Spoon is very much a part of Indian dining etiquette since ancient times.
A knife was never required to eat Indian food because Indian food is made in such a way that it is cut while it is being made. You don't need to cut it while eating.
If you need to cut something on the table while dining then it is not Indian food.
Take a look at Etiquette_of_Indian_dining on wikipedia
the last bit was so funny with the spoon n forl ..looool
sheeeraj04 1 month ago
so funny....its impossible to generalize anything about india...given the vast expanse of India, anything can be just one of the many indian things..and this is just one of the indian styles...
anujmehta1982 2 months ago
so funny
mak67able 4 months ago
thats so grose do they even wash their hands?
cvkim 5 months ago
@cvkim yes in diarhhoea
metamaggot 3 months ago
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@cvkim
The man in this video is wrong in many aspects as far as eating Indian food is concerned.
Spoon is very much a part of Indian dining etiquette since ancient times.
A knife was never required to eat Indian food because Indian food is made in such a way that it is cut while it is being made. You don't need to cut it while eating.
If you need to cut something on the table while dining then it is not Indian food.
Take a look at Etiquette_of_Indian_dining on wikipedia
deepak201 3 months ago
Its shame that humans need a video to teach how to use their hand....lol
pravicpu 1 year ago 23
@pravicpu The true shame is that one won't understand the different cultures from his. "lol" is the word for you, indeed.
hypershinza 7 months ago
@hypershinza its not a culture at all, this is necessity, we are eating since million of yrs with hand. Now we have mony to make or to buy the instruments for eating. India kept that system until today due to eighty percent pvoerty, poor people cant buy and then to keep them clean , need money again.No upper class eat with hands anymore.
puketinho 5 months ago
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@puketinho
The man in this video is wrong in many aspects as far as eating Indian food is concerned.
Spoon is very much a part of Indian dining etiquette since ancient times.
A knife was never required to eat Indian food because Indian food is made in such a way that it is cut while it is being made. You don't need to cut it while eating.
If you need to cut something on the table while dining then it is not Indian food.
Take a look at Etiquette_of_Indian_dining on wikipedia
deepak201 3 months ago
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@hypershinza
The man in this video is wrong in many aspects as far as eating Indian food is concerned.
Spoon is very much a part of Indian dining etiquette since ancient times.
A knife was never required to eat Indian food because Indian food is made in such a way that it is cut while it is being made. You don't need to cut it while eating.
If you need to cut something on the table while dining then it is not Indian food.
Take a look at Etiquette_of_Indian_dining on wikipedia
deepak201 3 months ago
@pravicpu
The man in this video is wrong in many aspects as far as eating Indian food is concerned.
Spoon is very much a part of Indian dining etiquette since ancient times.
A knife was never required to eat Indian food because Indian food is made in such a way that it is cut while it is being made. You don't need to cut it while eating.
If you need to cut something on the table while dining then it is not Indian food.
Take a look at Etiquette_of_Indian_dining on wikipedia
deepak201 3 months ago
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@pravicpu
Spoon is very much a part of Indian dining etiquette since ancient times even mentioned in rigved.
A knife was never required to eat Indian food because Indian food is made in such a way that it is cut while it is being made. You don't need to cut it while eating.
If you need to cut something on the table while dining then it is not Indian food.
Take a look at Etiquette_of_Indian_dining on wikipedia
deepak201 3 months ago
nice<< :-)
Indiahindugirl12 1 year ago
great job! :D
twinerds 1 year ago
bhahut acha khana...lol
asdarunasd 2 years ago
that's good,now I am not going to be that embarrassed when in the future go to an Indian restaurant and try the Indian style, tx.
thelioness8888 2 years ago 5
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The man in this video is wrong in many aspects as far as eating Indian food is concerned.
Spoon is very much a part of Indian dining etiquette since ancient times.
A knife was never required to eat Indian food because Indian food is made in such a way that it is cut while it is being made. You don't need to cut it while eating.
If you need to cut something on the table while dining then it is not Indian food.
Take a look at Etiquette_of_Indian_dining on wikipedia
deepak201 3 months ago