Some dishes are meant to be enjoyed the way they have been eaten for years. But in the name of etiquette, people have now started using a fork and knife to eat dishes that are traditionally enjoyed with their hands. Now, a video is going viral online showing a man teaching people how to eat dosa with a fork and spoon. Read on to know how people reacted!
Viral Video Shows Dosa Eating Etiquette
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The Western Wings Spoken English (@westernwingsspokenenglish) shared a video explaining what it calls the right way to eat dosa. In the clip, an etiquette coach can be seen using a fork and spoon to eat the dosa. However, it looks like he has already broken the most important rule for many dosa lovers: “eat it with your hands.”
In the video, the man first turns the dosa from both sides. He then uses the spoon and knife to cut it into smaller bites before eating it. As per this video, utensils can make dining more hygienic and help people enjoy their food neatly and confidently. The unusual way of eating a dosa has sparked a debate online.
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Internet Reacts To Dosa Eating Video
As the video went viral, many viewers have shared their opinions about whether dosa should be eaten with utensils.
“Came for dosa, left with an etiquette lesson,” another netizen added.
Another X user wrote, “What a waste! South Indian food has to be eaten by hand only.”
One comment read, “I need to work on my dosa-eating skills after watching this.”
Another netizen joked, “Itne time mein mera dosa khatam ho jaye.”
Another X user wrote, “Don’t treat it like surgery.”
What is your reaction to this video? Tell us in the comments below!
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FAQs
What is the right way to eat dosa?
The right way to eat South Indian dish, Dosa, is with hands.
What is Dosa eating etiquette?
Dosa-eating etiquette refers to eating dosa neatly with a spoon and fork.
What is the right way to eat Dosa in 5-star hotels?
When provided cutlery at 5-star hotels, Dosa can be eaten with spoon and fork.
