TV etiquette expert urges Brits to employ 'soft crunch technique' for crispy snacks - as poll suggests noisy eating is the UK's biggest annoyance

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TV etiquette expert urges Brits to employ 'soft crunch technique' for crispy snacks - as poll suggests noisy eating is the UK's biggest annoyance

Laura Akano, who teaches the art of English etiquette and manners, has devised a 10-point plan to help high-volume snackers keep the volume down amongst co-workers.