Fitting in with the locals can be tough while traveling. But one of the easiest -- and most delectable -- ways to do so is by making use of local dining customs.
These savvy international dining rules from the experts at Wimdu are the tools you need to fit in at the dinner table, no matter where your journey takes you. Keep in mind that customs vary and aren't held with equal strictness in every region -- you don't have to abandon your fork completely in Thailand, and it's okay to sip your drink in Georgia instead of guzzling -- but these are a great place to start if you want to truly eat like a local.
If you're looking to try some more casual dining around the world, head out to an international picnic:
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