Despite living most of my life in the U.S., I grew up in a deeply Brazilian household. Along with greeting everyone with a kiss on the cheek, binging novelas with my grandmother, and wearing only ...

ALBANY - Never mind the media frenzy over politicians eating pizza with a fork: New Yorkers don't seem to mind. Ohio Gov. John Kasich, a Republican presidential hopeful, made headlines in Queens ...

but then made the unfortunate decision to eat that slice of pizza with a knife and fork. "Look, look, the pizza came scalding hot, OK? And so I use a little fork," he explained on Good Morning ...

a predictable 72% prefer to eat pizza the Italian way with their hands, while 32% surprisingly opt for a knife and fork. According to the study those in the East Midlands most likely to use ...

Many Americans don’t like to see their politicians eating pizza with a fork. Witness the criticism levied at Republican presidential hopeful John Kasich when he was spotted eating the classic ...

Using a fork and knife on a piece of thin-crust pizza may be viewed as unusual by many, but that is simply not the case with deep dishes. "It’s completely appropriate here to slice off a chunk ...

States Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, Missouri, Ohio and Utah all stood out as most likely to eat their pizza with a knife and fork. And out of all the methods of receiving pizza ...