Chopsticks or Fork/Spoon?

i use eating utensils just according to my unexpected wants. sometimes i just get bored using spoon and fork so sometimes i only use spoon. and the other times i use both of them. and sometimes chopstick. chopstick is fun. sometimes i use chpstick experimentally. eating different kind of foods using it.

you would have a good laugh seeing me use chopsticks, I have them but somehow cant manage. The rice is making its way down quicker than you can say hello.....
so I would prefer fork and spoon

for ppl like me who's more used to forks and spoons, of course we prefer those. i'm not so good with choptsticks,i realy admire those who are good at it like how do they do it effortlessly?i could eat dumplings with it and noodles but i really don't know the technique.i find myself pressing hard on the chopsticks so to make sure my food won't fall!!!can you tell me what the technique is in using chopsticks???

I use a spoon and fork, for the simple reason that when it comes to chopsticks, I'm cack-handed and more would end up in my lap than in my mouth.

It's nice, when eating at an oriental restaurant, to be able to use their traditional eating utensils, but try as I might, I always lose my grip on the food when using chopsticks! lol.

If I want to finish my meal within two hours, and satisfy my hunger pangs, I HAVE to use a spoon and fork. My local Chinese Restaurant knows me now, and invariably take away the chopsticks and replace them with cutlery when I walk in.:-)

Let the food and the ocassion dictate the utensils. Flexibility and versatility are the spice of life. Chopsticks, forks, spoons, even fingers sometimes. Mix it up. Why limit yourself?

i use a Fork and chopsticks

Living in Singapore and being brought up in a Chinese family I usually eat my food using chopsticks. I find it much more convenient and oh so easy to wash up! The only exception is of course when I am eating steak or the like, or drinking soup or more liquid forms of food.

i prefer to use fork alone. i can eat a lot using fork. though i cannot sip soup when using fork but i still prefer to use it. I feel more comfortable with that.

My mother, being Greek, doesn't let me use chopsticks, even though I'd perfer to. However, one of my closest friends is Chinese, and whenever her father sees me eating with eating with chopsticks in her house, he sort of stares at me, and asks if I'd rather have a knife and fork -- at which point she sort of glares at him and says just because I'm not Asian, doesn't mean I can't use them!

i prefer spoon rather feeling embaressed using a chopstick or a fork