EXCLUSIVEYou've been eating burritos all wrong! Etiquette 専門家 William Hanson explains how to eat the Mexican meal 正確に, 含むing what to do with 'spillage'

Burritos can be a tricky meal to 消費する gracefully - but help is at 手渡す from a master of looking graceful, whatever the 状況/情勢.

Etiquette 専門家 William Hanson 明らかにする/漏らすs the secret to eating burritos elegantly in a TikTok ビデオ that has been 見解(をとる)d nearly a million times.

He explains that if the burrito comes wrapped in tin 失敗させる/負かす, just unwrap the 最高の,を越す and leave the 残り/休憩(する) on to '保護する it from greasy 手渡すs'.

The burrito should then be 選ぶd up using your 支配的な 手渡す, William explains, with the 非,不,無-支配的な 手渡す cupped underneath to catch any 'spillage' from the open end of the burrito.

We asked William what one does with this 'spillage'.

The burrito should be picked up using your dominant hand, William explains
The non-dominant hand is cupped underneath to catch any 'spillage'

The burrito should be 選ぶd up using your 支配的な 手渡す, William explains, with the 非,不,無-支配的な 手渡す cupped underneath to catch any 'spillage'

He said: 'Hopefully, it lands on the plate beneath. You can leave it there until the end and use a knife and fork to enjoy.

'But if no one is looking and you feel like living life on the 辛勝する/優位, you could use your fingers to 選ぶ up and eat.'

Could a knife and fork be (軍隊を)展開する,配備するd in an 緊急, 予定 to a 特に troublesome burrito?

William 発言/述べるd: 'The exact origins of the burrito are わずかに 煙霧のかかった, but just as with the bread of a 挟む or burger bun, the corn tortilla keeps the 手渡すs 比較して clean when you 選ぶ it up to eat.

We asked William what one does with the 'spillage'. 'If no one is looking and you feel like living life on the edge, you could use your fingers to pick up and eat,' he said

We asked William what one does with the 'spillage'. 'If no one is looking and you feel like living life on the 辛勝する/優位, you could use your fingers to 選ぶ up and eat,' he said

'Knives and forks are not really meant to be used, but if the burrito has been over-stuffed and has 漏れるd everywhere, no one is going to send you to etiquette 刑務所,拘置所 for using a knife and fork to enjoy the fallen morsels now on the plate.'

And does he have any thoughts on whether the restaurant should or shouldn't 配達する burritos with tin 失敗させる/負かす on?

William replied: '失敗させる/負かす is not 訂正する in formal dining. But 平等に, burritos - however delicious - are not formal food in British dining, so the 失敗させる/負かす point is 討議する.

'The 失敗させる/負かす does keep the burrito wrapped up and warmer for longer so it serves a 目的.'

For more from Mr Hanson visit his TikTok and Instagram profiles. His?new 調書をとる/予約する, Just Good Manners (Penguin 無作為の House), is out on September 12, 2024. It is 法案d as 'a witty and 権威のある guide to British etiquette', with William 株ing 'his 最終的な 指導/手引 on how to charm and delight those around you in every 状況/情勢 with idiosyncratic 当局'.