1. Ribs, drumsticks, and barbecue This is all the kind of food you simply can't eat with cutlery. If you try to eat a chicken leg with a fork and knife, like British royalty do, you’ll come across as a snob. But as soon as you pick up a drumstick with your hands, you'll have grease running down your fingers, meat bits everywhere, your mouth will be messy, you'll have the sticky taste of baked oil on your teeth, and on top of that, you'll have a very recognizable breath for a while.
2. Don't eat food you eat with your hands Chips in general aren't healthy (unless you make your own), plus food you eat with your hands tends to linger under your fingernails. When you clean your nails during or after eating, trust me, it will make many people lose their appetite. That's just the way it is; picking out dirt and other intimate spots is anything but sexy.
3. Don't eat food from a bag Food in bags is a byproduct of the modern world. Today, all kinds of food come in bags: from soup to dessert. But the biggest danger with food in bags is human gluttony. When we like a certain food, when the bag is empty, no one can resist using a slobbery finger to scrape up the last crumbs. The really hungry ones will even pour the leftovers straight from the bag into their mouth. You can always spot these people – they're the ones who are always stained and covered in crumbs.

4. Big hamburgers and big sandwiches Any food that requires you to open your mouth really wide will not make you look attractive. Think about the last time you ate a big burger and spent half an hour figuring out how to eat it without getting dirty up to your ears. On the other hand, if you eat your burger with knife and fork, you can imagine what your date on the other side of the table is thinking. And one more thing... If you order anything large (even a large pizza), you’ll look like a lost, greedy hen.
5. Spaghetti The longer they are, the better they taste, and the worse you’ll look. Eating spaghetti is not sexy at all. Some sauce will definitely end up on the corners of your mouth. You'll have more spaghetti on the walls and under the table than in your stomach, and you'll make a mess of half the table. Does this mean you can't eat spaghetti even in marriage? Technically yes, but in marriage, attractiveness is no longer the main argument; rationality is. A bowl of spaghetti can be cooked very quickly...