Apple pears at the banquet, pick up apples or pears with your hands and put them in the tray.

You can peel it with a spiral.

If it's hard to say, put the fruit on the plate, cut it in half, then cut the nucleus, then use the fork or fruit knife to eat.

If the occasion is more casual, you can eat it with your hands.

The avocado with shell can be eaten with a spoon. If you slice it into a plate or mix it in a salad, eat it with a fork.

If you eat bananas on bananas, peel them first, cut them into pieces with a knife, and then fork them.

In informal occasions such as picnic, beach, etc., bananas are stripped out of half and eaten as monkeys.

Figs and fig fresh tea leaves are served as appetizers to eat with spicy ham.

If there is a hard pole above, cut it down with a knife (otherwise it will not chew).

When you eat sweets for dinner, cut the figs into quarters, soak them in orange juice or cream, and eat with knives and forks.

When you eat grapefruit, grapefruit, oranges and oranges, cut them in half, then dig them out with a teaspoon or a grapefruit spoon.

In informal situations, grapefruit juice can be squeezed carefully into teaspoons.

There are two ways to peel the orange peel, both of them using sharp knives.

Method 1: screw peeling.

Method two: first use the knife to cut the skin at both ends, then cut the skin off one piece vertically.

After peeling, you can break the orange flesh off.

If the part off is not big, you can eat it in one bite.

If it is too large, use sweet cutlery and cut it first, then eat.

If the oranges are cut, you can also use grapefruit spoons or teaspoons to dig and eat like grapefruit.

Eat the oranges first, peel them with your hands and eat them one by one.

You may want to peel and remove the white covering film, especially when the film is thick.

The grapes are not particular about seedless grapes.

If the grapes are seeded, the forest puts the grapes into the mouth and chews the meat, then spits the seeds into the hands.

If you want to peel the grapes easily, keep the stems on your lips, squeeze the meat juice into the mouth with the middle finger and the paper.

Finally, put the grape skin left in the tray.

The whole mango of mango and papaya is cut in half with a sharp fruit knife, then cut into half of four.

Use a fork to place each piece in the tray, the upper surface and the peel.

You can also eat with a spoon like an avocado.

If you cut the mango in half, dig up the kernel and preserve the husk.

Eat papaya elephants eat avocado and small watermelon, first cut in half, dig out the seeds, and then dig with a spoon to eat.

The peach and plum are cut into two parts and cut into half of four.

The skin can be peeled off, but if it is cut into small pieces, it is also good to eat with sweet knife and fork.

There are two ways for persimmon to eat persimmon: first, cut it in half, then scoop out the persimmon meat with a spoon; two, put the persimmon vertically in the plate, cut the handle down and cut it into four pieces, then cut it into a suitable big piece with the knife and fork.

Spit the persimmon kernel in the spoon and put it on the side of your plate.

Do not eat persimmon skin, because it is too bitter and too astringent.

Pineapple (pulp) is very simple. When you eat fresh pineapple slices, you always use knives and forks.

Strawberry strawberries can be eaten with the handle and dipped in white sugar (on your plate).

Then put the strawberry handle into your tray.

If strawberries are mixed in cream, of course, use spoons.

The watermelon cut into pieces is usually eaten with knives and forks. The watermelon seeds in the mouth should be cleaned up in time and spit in tightly concave hands, and then put into their plates.

A lot of berries and cherries are eaten, depending on the circumstances. Generally speaking, when eating berries, they use spoons, whether they have cream or not, eat the cherries in their hands, and spit the cherry kernel in a tight concave hand, then put them in their plates.