Miss Manners: What’s the most polite way to set a dinner table when one guest will not be eating any food?
We have a longtime friend, now neighbor, who cannot consume food ... they can consume very limited quantities of liquids ...
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Multiple Forks At Your Table Setting? Don't Panic, Use This Rule Of Thumb
We tapped an expert in etiquette to explain the rules behind multiple utensils meant to match the various courses of a meal served at a formal occasion.
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How to Set a Table: Basic, Casual, and Formal Table Settings
The food will taste the same either way!" Here's why: It signals to guests who do appreciate proper table settings that their ...
Miss Manners: Just ask your dinner guest what they’d prefer
Dear Miss Manners: We have a longtime friend, and now neighbor, who cannot consume food orally due to extensive cancer ...