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Top 25 Taboo used food
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Starting with a request to add the cheese in Italy before leaving food on the plate in France, here are twenty-five taboo in the use of food from around the world that you need to remember.
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25. In China, do not point your chopsticks at people.
24. In Korea, do not start eating until you begin your meal with the most senior person at the table.
23. In Chile, do not eat your hands ... never ... even pizza.
22. Italy did not ask for cheese additives. If you do, you can insult the cooking skills of the chef.
21. In Tanzania, make sure you show up for dinner 20 minutes later. If you turn up early, you insult the host.
20. In Russia, empty bottles of vodka should always stand on the floor. Return them back on the table is seen as a bad omen.
19. In Japan, you should never pass food with chopsticks. They are used to transfer the bones to the cremation funeral, and their use for the transfer of food is considered disrespectful.
18. In the UK, you should always tilt the bowl of soup away. Spoon the soup spoon away from you as you need.
17. Russia will never lick the food from his knife. It is considered very rude.
16. In China, you should never cut your noodles. Long noodles symbolize long life and cutting noodles symbolize ... shortening life.
15. In Indonesia, you should always keep both hands on the table.
14. In Italy, always politely refuse the first invitation to dine. When you inevitably will offer it a second time - always accepts the offer.
13. In Jamaica, people believe that if children will eat chicken before they learn to talk, they never learn to speak. Therefore, do not feed the baby chicken.
12. In Nigeria, it is believed that children who eat eggs, turn into thieves. Therefore, as in Jamaica, be careful with what you have to offer children.
11. In France, eat slowly. Rushing absorption of food is considered rude.
10. In Japan, never leave your chopsticks standing upright in the food. This is usually done by families at home as an offering to the dead, but the restaurant is considered an insult to the owner
9. Afghanistan and across the Muslim world, eat food with your right hand, not the left. The left hand is used for bathroom hygiene, so using it for food considered unclean.
8. In France, do not leave food on the plate and do not ask for a box for leftovers. This means that you do not like the food
7. In Germany, the only acceptable food for eating with your fingers is the bread.
6. In Kazakhstan, you will be served tea, but only half a cup. Do not ask for more, because a full cup means that the landlord wants you to leave.
5. Azerbaijan did not wake up the salt, because it is believed that this leads to a quarrel. Salt is usually sprinkled with sugar to counter the quarrel.
4. In Egypt did not even take up the salt shaker. It offends the cook.
3. In France, you can never share the expense of a few people. Either you pay for all, or do not pay at all. Everything else is considered a hick.
2. In Estonia, make sure you kiss bread that fell to the ground before you throw it away.
1. In South Korea, when you drink something, turn your head and look to the side.
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25 photos and some text.
25. In China, do not point your chopsticks at people.
24. In Korea, do not start eating until you begin your meal with the most senior person at the table.
23. In Chile, do not eat your hands ... never ... even pizza.
22. Italy did not ask for cheese additives. If you do, you can insult the cooking skills of the chef.
21. In Tanzania, make sure you show up for dinner 20 minutes later. If you turn up early, you insult the host.
20. In Russia, empty bottles of vodka should always stand on the floor. Return them back on the table is seen as a bad omen.
19. In Japan, you should never pass food with chopsticks. They are used to transfer the bones to the cremation funeral, and their use for the transfer of food is considered disrespectful.
18. In the UK, you should always tilt the bowl of soup away. Spoon the soup spoon away from you as you need.
17. Russia will never lick the food from his knife. It is considered very rude.
16. In China, you should never cut your noodles. Long noodles symbolize long life and cutting noodles symbolize ... shortening life.
15. In Indonesia, you should always keep both hands on the table.
14. In Italy, always politely refuse the first invitation to dine. When you inevitably will offer it a second time - always accepts the offer.
13. In Jamaica, people believe that if children will eat chicken before they learn to talk, they never learn to speak. Therefore, do not feed the baby chicken.
12. In Nigeria, it is believed that children who eat eggs, turn into thieves. Therefore, as in Jamaica, be careful with what you have to offer children.
11. In France, eat slowly. Rushing absorption of food is considered rude.
10. In Japan, never leave your chopsticks standing upright in the food. This is usually done by families at home as an offering to the dead, but the restaurant is considered an insult to the owner
9. Afghanistan and across the Muslim world, eat food with your right hand, not the left. The left hand is used for bathroom hygiene, so using it for food considered unclean.
8. In France, do not leave food on the plate and do not ask for a box for leftovers. This means that you do not like the food
7. In Germany, the only acceptable food for eating with your fingers is the bread.
6. In Kazakhstan, you will be served tea, but only half a cup. Do not ask for more, because a full cup means that the landlord wants you to leave.
5. Azerbaijan did not wake up the salt, because it is believed that this leads to a quarrel. Salt is usually sprinkled with sugar to counter the quarrel.
4. In Egypt did not even take up the salt shaker. It offends the cook.
3. In France, you can never share the expense of a few people. Either you pay for all, or do not pay at all. Everything else is considered a hick.
2. In Estonia, make sure you kiss bread that fell to the ground before you throw it away.
1. In South Korea, when you drink something, turn your head and look to the side.
PS: In addition to Russia, did not know anything (
taken here
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