What's The Best Way To Cut Your Food?

Today, we're revealing the best way to cut into your favorite foods! GMMORE # 2191


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[bornboogie]

I am fascintated by Link's relationship with food. I admire how he can appreciate each bite and isn't pressured to consume his meal quickly.

[rebel]

I finally agree with Link on something! The best bite should always be saved for last. Especially with steak

[Erica_O_No]

Y’all keep forgetting to do the “unscrew the arm, lick the fingers, slap the wrist”! That would have been the perfect ending to the rap-spelling!

[TheTiggy]

A good mythical more where Rhett and Link have to guess what that utensil is used for - with things like pastry forks, sugar tongs, chopstick rests etc. Would maybe be interesting and I sort of bet Rhett would know more 😂

[akee]

The best thing about the More episodes is Link's lackluster explanations of what they're going to do. "We're going to be cuttin some stuff and showing you the superior way to do each of the things." OK, got it.

[mistyvermillion]

It really sounded like someone started a halfhearted clap for Link after he whittled his mango, but he deserved a full hearted round of applause from everyone

[NewPhilosopher]

Swapping forks is American etiquette. In Australia (and I assume some other countries) you are meant to keep the fork in the left. It's interesting how etiquette can vary between countries.

[MuzzikLvr]

Please note that in an episode involving knives, only one of the guys stabbed themself today....and it wasn't Link. 😅

[johnotheavgeek]

I can’t believe they actually let Link hold a knife for more than 10 seconds. I’m even more surprised there wasn’t blood 😂

[Vexy_Wexy]

The amount of sheer willpower it took for Rhett not to bite that sandwich is commendable.

[Acetiger]

For the pancakes, I enjoy cutting an X with a knife through the center of all the stacked pancakes. Then pour the syrup on the top where it can soak down into the center of every pancake below it. That way each pancake has syrup already soaked into it and the bottom cakes won't be dry when you get to them

[dickieOiRed_]

I'm impressed with the way Link peeled that mango. Mostly because there was no blood involved.

[wrldtrvlrable]

It's also the majority UK and European style of slicing and biting for steak, and not impolite at all there. Also, it saves time and kinda makes more sense than switching every bite, right? So, Rhett: we're still good!

[queenb]

Rhett gaslighting Link into thinking he's peeling incorrectly 🤣 Come on Rhett! We know he's dangerous with sharp stuff, but you gotta do him like that?! 😅

[Alio]

The pause and judgmental laugh link did before saying “you like to be alone don’t cha” had me floored 😂

[ermagernern]

I wholeheartedly agree with the way link cuts his sandwiches. u get a whole sandwich pocket. while it feels like 1/3 of a diagonal slice is just crusty edges

[bonita]

Very proud of Link for cutting the mango leaving all fingers intact.

[oddbran]

You know what they should’ve used to cut things? That sword! Then place it in a better spot🗡

[skodty]

My grandfather once told me, that in WII you could tell if someone was a spy by how they ate. Americans switch hands after cutting, others did not.

[liamengram]

Fun fact: Mangoes are in the same family as poison ivy and as a result contain urushiol. I've had students come on trips with me down to the Lesser Antilles who'd never eaten a mango bite right in to the skin and end up looking like they had the herpalerpalerpalies.