Tools and materials for table setting
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Table setting refers to arranging tableware for eating and serving food. The key tools and materials for table setting include plates for individual use, bowls and platters for serving cooked food, eating utensils like spoons and forks as well as serving utensils, glasses for water and juice, cups and saucers for beverages, teaspoons for mixing beverages, table napkins for personal use, placemats for individual table covers, tablecloths for covering dining tables, and vases for fruit or flowers as centerpieces.
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- 1. Tools and Materials for Table Setting
- 2. Table Setting- refers to the way to set a table with tableware— such as eating utensils and for serving and eating.
- 4. bowls and platters bowls platter For serving cooked food spoon and fork eating spoon and fork serving spoon and fork For eating (small pair) For serving food (big ones)
- 5. glass For water and juice cups and saucers For beverages
- 6. teaspoon For serving/mixing beverage table napkin For personal use while eating
- 7. placemat For individual table cover table cloth For covering the dining table
- 8. fruit or flower vase fruit vase flower vase For table centerpiece (decoration)