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Britons probe American eating habits in dining etiquette debate
London readers question why Americans switch the fork from left to right after cutting while Europe keeps the fork in the left hand. Letters from Harold Braham in Paris and others in London and Oxford propose simple eating habit explanations and historic origins, sparked by a Times correspondence inquiry.
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