In Thailand, you shouldn't put food in your mouth with a fork
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In Japan, you should sip very small when enjoying delicious bowls of noodles
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In Middle Eastern countries, India and some African countries, absolutely do not eat with your left hand
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In Mexico, you should eat tacos with a knife and fork
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In Chile and Brazil, you should never touch food with your hands
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In Italy, you should order more parmesan if you haven't been offered it yet
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In France, they don't divide up the bill for the food, only one person offers to pay it all
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In China, when eating, you should turn the fish upside down
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In Russia, vodka is not mixed with other beverages
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In Portugal, you should ask the server for extra seasonings like salt and pepper
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In Chile, you must use a fork skillfully because eating with your hands is considered a lack of delicacy and disrespect for others.
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You should cut the lettuce in your salad with a knife or fork when eating in France because others will consider it a nice act.
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Indians do not use knives, forks, spoons or chopsticks, they put food on the plate, hold the plate with the left hand and eat with the right hand.
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In Vietnam, we often use chopsticks to pick up food and should stick chopsticks in the middle of a bowl of rice because this is believed to be a form of happiness.
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You are required to eat all the bread while in Russia.
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In China, don't leave behind a clean plate.
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