Where did the tableware and utensils come from our tables?

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Where did the tableware and utensils come from our tables?

Whatever the French are, however, the way we eat today is nevertheless the most part of their invention. Even the edifices, like a separate room, also arose about the beginning of the 18th century in France, and the current table manners were created in King Louis XIV's manor, as well as a three-course meal scheme, developed there about the middle of the 19th century (then the French first realized that if salted the dishes stimulate appetite, the sweetness of it, on the contrary, inhibits it, and therefore the sweet desserts have been dropped to the end of the bouillon).
Unfortunately, however, there are no French cessations of the kitchen - the oldest of them were erected 11 thousand years ago in the Euphrates valley, present in Syria.
TABLE

The prototype of the four-table table appeared in ancient Egypt, but there it was used not for food, but for things (the Egyptians put their food on special allegorical pedestals). The Chinese used their four-legged tables to use for drawing and writing. The ancient Greeks first began to use tables for eating, but after a meal, the table was under the bed, because there people ate on lying down, and the tables were lowlanders. The four-legged table for sitting and eating, as we use it today, was first created by the Romans. Round tables were an English invention, which began to be used in the Middle Ages and were designed to emphasize political agility - so that no one would sit indifferent to others.

WEDDING

In developing their own means of sitting and backing back, the ancient people began to differ essentially from animals - this has already happened in the Stone Age. The oldest found chair with a back was made in China about 10 thousand years BC, but it was stinging. The four-chairs that the Egyptians now make at your desk, and it seems that it was so much fun that Pharaoh Tutanchamon even took her to his grave.

STALTIES

The purpose of the tablecloths in ancient Rome was not to protect the table surface from food residues, but to demonstrate the wealth of the owner with expensive material and embroidery. In the times of Christianity, there was also the tradition of creating unequal tablecloths with obvious rectangular wrinkles - a form of wrinkles resembling a cross, which was an indispensable tool for eating defenses from Satan's zest.

SILK AND SPIRITUAL

In the antique table, this was the main attribute of the table, always placed in the very first. Salt and pepper - the oldest food condiments known to human beings - we used salt from the twentieth century until the present, and pepper has become the oldest and most widely used spice, and has also played the role of trading currency in its time. Salt and pepper used to meet for the first time on a table in France in the 16th century at King Louis XIV Manor. For the king, in due time, said that pepper has a precedence over all other spices because of its grandeur, because in his opinion all other spices were "vulgar" and "masked the taste of a dish". So the pepper has become the only spice that has the privilege of being next to the salt that is added at all times.

SERVICE

The first napkin was made from pastry in ancient Sparta. The tattoo was created by the Romans as a means of protecting their clothes, because it was then eating lunch in Rome - so the napkins they used were a square meter wide. The napkin of the current dimensions, as well as the fashion, was elegantly lined with a tabletop in Louis XIV's manor (by the way, the tradition of wrapping tools wrapped in a napkin was also created in France as a means of protecting a knife, a spoon and a fork against an anthem). Paper napkins appeared in America around the 1930s, at the same time as toilet paper.

DUOON BASKET

The French aristocrats in the 18th century have long been turning their heads to emphasize their status until they have come up with fashion to put bread in baskets made of gold

PICTURE

Until the 15th century, European nobles ate from metal or wooden bowls, and poorly from dishes made from bread pulp (which they also ate after eating). The oldest known round plate made from tin appeared in Italy in 1525, and ceramics began to be produced in France only at the end of the 17th century.

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CUP OF COFFEE

The first coffee shop was opened in Constantinople in 1475. Also, the first cups of coffee, made of wood, were sold there.

Tea cup

The Chinese used to drink tea from cups about 620 years before our era, but these cups had one drawback - they had no eyebrows. For Europeans, this did not seem convenient, and in 1710, the German Meissen Porcelain Company produced the first batch of tea cups with a jar.

TEASPOON

A couple of hundred years ago, the English people used tea from small Chinese porcelain cups, which did not make it possible to dip the then spoons; therefore, in the eighteenth century, Queen Ona, without seeing any other way of flavoring her tea with honey, ordered the production of special small spoons, which started the tea teaspoon dynasty . By the way, the same queen drank so much tea that, in order to satisfy her constant thirst, the first also ordered us to make us large teaspoons of the usual size.

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