Biscuit Dunking, Etiquette and Style
Different cultures have different attitudes to biscuit dunking. In British high society, dunking has traditionally been frowned upon in public, and is generally seen as a children's or working class fashion. The etiquette of non-dunking has spread to tea-rooms throughout Britain.
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