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Knife and Fork, or Fork and Spoon with Your Spaghetti Bolognese?

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I was wondering, what cutlery you guys use when eating spaghetti bolognese ?

My husband is a knife and fork guy. Where as I always use a fork and spoon 😊

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2 weeks ago
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telmel

Fork and spoon W, you twirl the spaghetti onto the spoon using the fork, its the easiest way

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sallylester1

Every time fork and spoon so much easier

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eyeballkerry

I never used a knife for spaghetti, that just seems odd. We all use a fork and spoon and cover it in grated cheese.

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Leannexxx

Fork and spoon for me that how I was told to do it anyway

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martinlufc5637

Definitely folk with spoon for me, it's easier, I use a knife every now & then, spaghetti Bolognese is one of my favourites 🤤

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kate1310

Definitely fork and spoon

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Consumer

I only use a fork at home but if in a restaurant, it's a fork and spoon job 😃

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LL81

Takes to long to use a fork and spoon, plus knocks of meat etc. I tend to cut it up using knife and fork as I go or cut up first then use a fork / spoon.

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Auntielettie

Fork and spoon, we had lessons as children and were encouraged to order spaghetti Bolognese on a first date as a positive move to show we knew our way around a menu etc. Seems a bit of a old fashioned idea now

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Emerge11

I just use a fork myself & suffer twirling the spaghetti around the fork. Paper towels handy too.

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Pjran

If it’s spaghetti then I need to use a spoon and fork. I tend to cook pasta shapes rather than spaghetti.

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tumblespots

Personally I don't eat spaghetti but I would have asked "do you wear any kind of 'bib' as protection from sauce flicking around?"

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Jinky67

Just a fork. Only ever a fork. Why dirty 2 implements when only 1 is needed

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HEDGEHOGS

When we eat spagetti we always just use a spoon and fork, easiest way in my opinion.

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Jerseydrew

Knife and fork though a spoon is easier. Just never think to use one

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jms19

Fork and spoon always for me. I don't really see what purpose a knife would serve in this meal. Fork on it's own would be enough at a push but spoon and fork is the best way in my opinion

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M1321

I use fork for Pasta and Spaghetti 😁thanks for this topic 😊

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kitty88uk

So many different chat 💬 topics lol 😝 i just use a fork 🍴 it does take some time to eat all the spaghetti 🍝 I haven’t eaten it for a while now craving some 😬

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BonzoBanana

I occasionally have the cheap processed spaghetti Bolognese you get for around a £ a pack frozen. I just use a spoon and use the edge of the spoon to cut the spaghetti.

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possy

I’m a knife and fork kind of person. My son also likes his cut up. It’s my son’s absolute favourite meal, we have it a lot 🙈

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hspexy

Fork and spoon makes more sense. I have never cut spaghetti

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JLouM

Knife and fork. Never used a spoon. Cut it short or wind round fork. Don’t often have bolognaise though.

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KateGriff169

I've only ever used a fork, never even thought about using a spoon 😂

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G0501

Just a fork. I used to do fork and spoon, my half Italian husband laughed at me lol first time he saw me with a spoon years ago. I'm now master of fork only and do not make any mess😆

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LyndaSarrington

I don't eat spaghetti Bolognese, but if I did, it would have to be a fork and spoon. I don't see any need for a knife.

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PayItForward

Spoon and fork. I don’t know how people do it with a knife and fork. I’ve always used a spoon and fork to swirl the pasta up

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pato

I only use a fork bolognese but the missus uses a fork and spoon, however we use linguine or tagliatelle instead of spaghetti.

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