[post_page_title]No, Amish don’t end meals with a round of burps[/post_page_title]
On the topic of mealtimes, there’s one last urban legend to debunk. In some parts of the world, it’s considered not only polite but respectful to unleash a monstrous burp at the end of the meal. It supposedly signifies to your hosts that you enjoyed their offerings.
There’s a persistent rumor that Amish meals are often periodically punctuated by various noises, from burping to flatulence. So no, it’s not like they take pride in who can burp the entire alphabet, but they are possibly a bit less prudish about bodily functions than the rest of us are.
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