Why do we use a Knife and Fork to eat.

Why do we use a fork and knife to eat?

Have you ever had to use your hands to eat? If you eat with your hands germs will go into your mouth and you will be sick. Do not eat with your hands and touch your computer because you might share your germs with other people.

Cleanliness

If you wash your hands make sure you wash it properly. Eat with a knife and fork or a spoon not with you hands or you will get sick and share with your relatives and friend’s. Be clean and make sure you don’t get share you sickness.

Edible Pieces

If you been choked by meat if you have cut the meat in bite sizes and chew it properly then swallow it then you won’t chok. Cut the meat for little babies so they won’t chok.  Cut it in little sizes if you are an adult big sizes that can fit in your mouth.

Manners

1. Use your manners on the table focus on your plate not your phone. Eat properly when you are on the table do not put the whole food into your mouth then talk that is rude. Eat and swallow then drink if there is little bits in your mouth.

Conclusion

We use a knife and fork so we can’t get sick and share germs. If you eat with your hand you might share germs.

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