Passing just the salt
As strange as it may seem, if you’re asked to pass the salt and you don’t pass the pepper as well, you’re actually committing an etiquette mistake. “In etiquette terms, the salt and pepper are married,” explains Thomas.
“People just don’t know that they’re supposed to be passed together, but it is something people should be aware of.”
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