Of the three utensils we use to eat (fork, spoon, and knife), which was not present at the first Thanksgiving feast?

The fork. England had it already, but the Pilgrims did not bring it to America and did not craft it. They ate with a spoon, knife, and their fingers. Although a governor introduced it 10 years later, it was still a good time without the fork, only with knives, spoons, and fingers.

Answered by Anonymous | 2024-06-10

Fork, they used spoons, knives and their hands to eat.

Answered by Flohearts | 2024-06-10

The fork was the utensil not present at the first Thanksgiving feast, as the Pilgrims and Native Americans used knives, spoons, and their fingers. The feast, which took place in 1621, showcased the communal spirit of the event rather than the specific utensils used. Forks did not become common among settlers until later years.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2024-12-26