But what about coffee? myka meier of Beaumont Etiquette says the correct way to hold your coffee mug is like this. “Loop your index finger into the handle and keep your thumb on top of the handle. Your remaining three fingers, middle, index and pinkie, are tucked into the palm of your hand.” What hand … Read more
But what about coffee? Myka Meier of Beaumont Etiquette says the correct way to hold your coffee mug is like this. “Loop your index finger into the handle and keep your thumb on top of the handle. Your remaining three fingers, middle, index and pinkie, are tucked into the palm of your hand.” How do … Read more
According to Ikea’s website, the tiny chip at the bottom is known as a drainage gate “The drainage gates on the underside transport water away that may otherwise accumulate when the mug is upside down in the dishwasher.” What is the groove under a coffee cup for? According to Ikea’s website, the tiny chip at … Read more
Myka Meier of Beaumont Etiquette says the correct way to hold your coffee mug is like this. “ Loop your index finger into the handle and keep your thumb on top of the handle. Your remaining three fingers, middle, index and pinkie, are tucked into the palm of your hand. ” What hand do you … Read more
“Today, most all etiquette authorities agree; The proper way to hold a tea cup is with one or two fingers of the right hand put through the hole of the cup handle, while balancing the cup with your thumb on the top of the handle. Your other fingers should be curled beneath the handle,” says … Read more