A Conversation for Cutlery
Fish Knives are *so* common . . . ;-)
Talith (who got bored of being Caroo and thought new h2g2, new name) Started conversation May 30, 2001
Anyone with any table manners knows that they are a middle class Victorian invention. If you're eating fish in polite company you should use two forks. Much neater actually
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Talith
Fish Knives are *so* common . . . ;-)
Lonnytunes - Winter Is Here Posted May 30, 2001
The best tasting fish (and chips) come wrapped in paper. You buy them from takeaway joints. Rip open the top of the parcel and dig in using Gods utensils - your fingers
Fish Knives are *so* common . . . ;-)
deackie Posted Jun 8, 2001
My nan has always insisted that when we eat fish round her house we use fish knifes and forks. She has separate utensils entirely for fish as she thinks it stains the cutlery/flatware or makes it smell or something. I don't know, I'm with Loonytunes, fish and chips eaten with fingers from paper, preferably in the open air.
Fish Knives are *so* common . . . ;-)
Uncle Ghengis Posted Nov 17, 2004
The best fish and chips are best nicked or borrowed from someone else's newspaper - and yes - in the open air.
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