It doesn't matter where you eat at home, at a party, the only important thing is how you have your meal and what your behavior is. You should follow basic table etiquette.
Why are Table etiquettes important?
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It is essential to make a good impression.
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It shows your upbringing.
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If you improperly eat your meal, then you may choke and it may cause a medical issue.
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Mealtime can make you and your kids disciplined.
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It makes the people more familiar.
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You will not face any humiliation and 'oops' moments at the grand parties.
These are some table tips:
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Never begin the meal before all the invites or members will reach.
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Don't blow on your food and spill it on others, wait for it to cool and then have it.
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Always give both salt and pepper jointly, even if someone asked for one of them.
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Ask to Be Excused.
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Always keep your mouth closed while eating.
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Food should be passed on to your right, but it doesn't signify that you can't offer it to the individual sitting on your left.
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Avoid Stuffing Your Mouth.
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Never use your fingers to force your meal from your scoop.
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Keep the meal on your right and water on your left.
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Keep your phone away from the table.
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Do not drink while chewing your food.
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Avoid burping or making other rough sounds at the table.
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Never add salt and pepper before tasting the meal.
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Avoid putting your elbows on the table.
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Eat slowly and match yourself to complete your food with the others.
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Put the napkin on your chair if you move to the restroom at the midpoint of the meal.
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Hold your glass by the stem if you are drinking from a stemmed glass.
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Never lick your spoon or plate after a meal.
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Once you're done, put the fork and knife at the center of the plate.
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Thank the host before you leave and give compliments about the food if you loved it.