I like having knives, forks, spoons left to right as that is how I say it “grab a knife and fork”.

I am staying in an Airbnb and they have the spoons separating the knives and forks and wonder if this is in insane or maybe I am the minority/insane one?

  • Vanth@reddthat.com
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    I bought a drawer organizer and then put the utensils in the slots they fit best in.

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      I’m taking this as obviously the correct answer if the fancy silverware manufacturer recommends that order.

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    they have the spoons separating the knives and forks

    That’s complete anarchy; I hope you corrected it!

    You grab a knife, knife and fork, a fork, a fork and spoon or a just spoon, you never grab a knife and spoon.

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    I’m working with , left to right, big fork, little fork, little spoon, big spoon, butter knives, then perpendicular above them are a clutter of baby sized versions, and above that reusable straws

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    I’m with you OP, left to right ~ Knives ~ Forks ~ Spoons~ plus the tea spoons go in their own auxiliary area.

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    I place them in the same order the table should be made (clockwise order): forks, spoons, knives.

    Moving the spoons one step sounds reasonable I guess but I’d never switch places of the forks and the knives. If the order was knives, forks I’d have to switch hands to grab them and that thought bothers me more than I thought it would. TIL this is a pet peeve of mine

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      Bonus points, you just use the utensil you pull out. Buttering bread and get a spoon, doable. Go for a soup spoon and end up with a fork, hard mode activated.

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    Do people really put so much thought into it? I added a separator to my drawer and the cutlery got whatever slot they were randomly thrown into, so I’ve got forks, knives, spoons, more spoons, and teaspoons (I have a lot of spoons for some reason). I’m not attached to that layout and if it changed I wouldn’t really care.

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      Probably not, I was curious. It’s a pretty petty thing to be annoyed about.

      The internet is full of people that may like to share some idiosyncrasies for the entertainment. These things are unique and at the end of the day is truly unimportant.

      Except I’m right and that person that has no divider at all is possibly on watch lists.

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      I take it that thinking about organising my utensil drawer means I have too much free time? But hey I like to think about things.

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    I am the exact opposite of you, mainly because my utensil organizer has the largest compartments on the right, so that’s where butter knives and chopsticks go. Also forks are in the middle because I use them less frequently than spoons.

    Edit: apparently I can’t remember left from right.

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    I got half my spoons, forks, and knifes in a separator. Everything else goes into the overflow/non conforming heap.

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    I have them arranged in the order the little plastic tray has for them. I’ve honestly never thought of the order of cutlery in my friends houses and find your level of obsession with it slightly eccentric, but in an endearing and humorous way.