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QUESTION: Here are some questions about table manners from one of our readers: •How do you eat croutons (with fingers, spoon, fork)? •How do you eat a baked potato (fork, spoon, use knife to cut in ...

George F. asks: What is the origin of our current table utensils? Have the knife, fork, and spoon always been around? Dear George: When you think of it, the knife, fork, and spoon is a rather ratty ...

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