This post by the Royal Butler will offend you if you eat rice using hands


Team Udayavani, Mar 9, 2021, 10:00 AM IST

Source: Twitter

A Twitter user named, “The Royal Butler,” Britain’s etiquette expert posted a picture of an almost-finished plate of rice and claimed that rice is better eaten with a knife, fork, or chopsticks.

According to his bio, he is also a Royal Commentator/Aide and former butler to Prince Charles, William, and Harry. He captioned, “Ladies and gentlemen, remember we always use a knife and fork or chopsticks to eat rice! We do not use our hands or fingers!!!”

Netizens were quick to react to this.

 

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