concept   eating etiquette
14 commonsense assertions
Cultures (14) • Middle Eastern countries (1) • Western countries (1) • India (1) • Italian culture (1) • Korea (1) • African (1) • Ethiopia (1) • Gelato shops (1) • Insect-eating societies (1) • Military context (1) • Oceanic (1) • Pakistan (1) • cultural traditions (1) • everyday context (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 eating etiquette Middle Eastern countries In Middle Eastern countries, it is customary to eat with the right hand, not the left. 14
2 eating etiquette Western countries In Western countries, using cutlery, individual dining, and avoiding noise like slurping are traditional dining customs. 8
3 eating etiquette India In Indian culture, eating certain dishes with the right hand is traditional etiquette. 6
4 eating etiquette Italian culture In Italian culture, it is customary to use bread to soak up leftover sauce when dining. 2
5 eating etiquette Korea In Korea, meals are seen as a social activity promoting slow and mindful eating. 2
6 eating etiquette African African eating etiquette values using the right hand and eating with restraint. 1
7 eating etiquette Ethiopia In Ethiopian culture, it is polite to audibly show satisfaction while eating to express appreciation. 1
8 eating etiquette Gelato shops In Gelato shops, it is common to walk and enjoy the surroundings while eating. 1
9 eating etiquette Insect-eating societies Insect-eating societies have specific etiquettes and culinary traditions related to consuming insects. 1
10 eating etiquette Military context In military culture, dining protocols are structured and hierarchical. 1
11 eating etiquette Oceanic In Oceanic cultures, sharing meals and eating together is a valued communal practice. 1
12 eating etiquette Pakistan In Pakistani culture, it is customary to tear food by hand and use it to scoop up food when eating. 1
13 eating etiquette cultural traditions Eating with hands is a common practice in some cultures as part of cultural traditions and eating etiquette. 1
14 eating etiquette everyday context Using utensils like forks, knives, and spoons is essential in everyday eating etiquette. 1