When eating soup, should the soup spoon be placed on the saucer between sips - or can it be left in the bowl?
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"Dip your spoon away from yourself to fill your spoon with soup. Rest your spoon periodically. When a service plate under the soup bowl is provided, always place your spoon on the service plate behind the bowl. If no service plate is provided, obviously you rest your spoon in the soup bowl. Used utensils are never placed on the table. Sip quietly. To finish the last bit of soup, you may slightly tip your bowl to fill your spoon."
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"Soup may be served in bowls or cups with small plates under them, in which case the spoon is always parked on the underlying plate.
"At more or less formal dinners, soup is served in a so-called soup plate, which doesn't look like a plate because it is a rimmed wide, shallow bowl... When a soup plate is used, the spoon is parked in plate.
"With two-handled soup cups... it is... permissible to drink from the lifted cup."
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M$It is safer than leaving it in the bowl and accidently bumping it
and splashing soup all over you or your table mate.
common sense
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