VIRAL: This is how The Queen eats a banana
Updated | By Stacey & J Sbu
This is the #fancy way to go bananas at tea time...
Have you ever wondered how you would eat a banana in front of The Queen of England?
Nope, neither have we, but this viral tweet has us questioning everything...
On the one in a million chance that you get the opportunity to wine and dine with her majesty or join her for a spot of tea, this is how you need to eat a banana:
If you ever have to eat a banana with the queen pic.twitter.com/EFyKZee09C
— UOldGuy🇨🇦 (@UOldguy) April 29, 2022
In this week's lesson in Etiquette 101, William Hanson, an etiquette and chivalry specialist, teaches the audience how to eat a banana like a Queen.
The internet is going bananas after we learn that we are meant to use a specific knife and fork to eat this fruit, as captured in the video above.
William is seen using a fork to 'royally' hold the banana in place. He then cuts the two ends with a knife and proceeds to slice the banana diagonally so that the peel comes off.
It is later opened to reveal the fruit within. Now, he simply uses a fork and knife to cut up pieces of the banana and eat them.
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Many viewers have taken to Twitter to share their hilarious comments and responses:
— Magneto19 (@Magneto171) April 29, 2022
"I’d peel it and eat it with my hands like I would with anyone else. Etiquette is class warfare."- Rev. Brian Beissel
— Uncle Kev (@KevBarDMV) April 29, 2022
— CHRISandDUKE (@RVingTheCountry) April 29, 2022
We hope you remember this interesting fact the next time you eat a banana.
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Image courtesy of @UOldguy / Twitter
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