Spoon or fork for curry and rice

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Just curious to know if most people in UK would use a spoon or a fork to eat their curry and rice. I know traditional it would be eaten with a chapati/ roti and fingers( which is how I was brought up to eat it) but how would you eat it at home. We went to a Bengali restaurant last week, and the table was only laid with knife and fork, no spoon. My family use a fork, but at friend's house the other day they only offered us a spoon.

Fork

Fork.

Fork

Fork, of course. Who eats with a spoon?!

Fork!

Both!! Fork for the bigger bits and a spoon for the saucy bits!

Spoon

Fork, you lunatic 😁

Fork, spoon for my dc who are under 5

Possibly both but it depends on how liquidy the 'curry' gravy is. Agree bread is key though.

fork and a flat bread

fork and I soak up sauce with a nan.

Small bits of rice and sauce def needs a spoon!

Fork. Spoon is weird for this!

May be you serve it on the rice with a spoon and eat with a fork

Depends what type of curry, and there’s no real logic to it on my side. I eat Indian/Bangladeshi/Pakistani curries with a fork, chopsticks for Thai/Vietnamese/Indonesian.

I would eat with a fork if in public but at home with a takeaway I'd eat with a spoon!🤣

Fork. Spoons are for breakfast and soup.

Spoon!

Fork every time

Spoon and fork

Thai people eat with a fork and spoon - it makes a lot of sense for rice and noodle dishes.

Fork. Spoons are for liquid.

Spoon.

as a middle easterner baffles me seeing people trying to eat rice and curry style dishes with a fork 🤣

our side of the world spoon all the way. Our forks our used in the way a knife is here… ( to help the scoop etc)

Fingers always! It honestly tastes so different eating with metal utensils.

at a push, fork. Bit I would hate every second