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ILOVEHANDLES Cantilever Chopsticks (Set of 6)

ILOVEHANDLES Cantilever Chopsticks (Set of 6)

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If you’ve ever thought it was a little gross to set your chopsticks down on the table between bites, you’re not alone. The folks over at ILOVEHANDLES did, too—which is why they created cantilever chopsticks Read More

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kusotare
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Apr 19, 2019
This is close to the dumbest thing I've ever seen. Whoever designed these is not a native user of chopsticks.
middlepath
60
Apr 17, 2019
Odd. Why would you put your chopsticks on the table? Lay them on the edge of your plate or across the rim of your bowl.
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middlepathThat might not be a problem in the USA, but it might be seen as poor etiquette in Asian countries. I know that the Japanese would be put off if you were to leave your chopstick stuck into a bowl of food because that is something that is only done at funerals (at least, with a bowl of rice). I have no idea what rules apply in other Asian countries, though. Really, though, why not just grab a set of chopstick rests? You could probably get a set of two or four for $25, depending on material and quality. The cheap set of laquered chopsticks I bought (two pairs) came with a rest for each pair for under $10.
middlepath
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Apr 18, 2019
TipsyMacScotchslurpenIf you read my comment, I said "lay" the chopsticks across the edge of the bowl, not stick into a bowl of food which is a no-no. It's totally okay to lay one's chopsticks across the the edge of one's bowl :)
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