1. The leaves of raw vegetables are packed with food, such as pigeon pine, shrimp pine, Vietnamese spring rolls, etc. It is even more inconvenient if you don't eat with your fingers, but you should pay attention to seasonings and dipping sauce to avoid dripping on the table.

2. Asparagus: You can hold it lightly with your fingers, then dip it in salad or seasoning and send it directly to your mouth, but it is advisable to use one asparagus at a time.

3. Bacon meat: This refers to those who have been fried in oil and are crisp and fragile. It will be very inconvenient to eat with a knife and fork, not only everything will be broken, but also the fork will not function, so make good use of your fingers!

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4. Bread: Bread is generally eaten by hand. It is best not to tear it too big at a time, and it is better to eat it in one or two bites. Few people abroad eat bread with a knife and fork, just as no one in China eats steamed bread with chopsticks.

5. Cookies: No matter what kind of cookies, you can eat them with your hands, unless you accidentally drop them into your coffee and have to use a spoon.

6. Boiled corn: Don't hesitate when facing the whole corn in front of you. You can naturally pick it up by hand, maybe put some cream on it first, and then eat it up in rows.

7. Fried chicken, French fries, potato chips, hamburgers, etc.: Everyone knows that these so-called fast foods must be eaten by hand, unless they have been drenched with too much sauce.

8. Meatballs, snacks, etc.: This kind of food often appears in cocktail parties. You must know that the host must have thought about what kind of food the guest can take with the other hand if he holds the glass in one hand.

9. Sandwich: Didn't you expect that? Sandwiches are also eaten with your hands, unless there is too much content in the middle of the sandwich, or the juice is saturated and constantly oozing out.

10. Fruits with handles: such as cherries, grapes, strawberries, etc. You can gently pinch the petiole with your fingers and then send it to your mouth gracefully one by one.