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In cases where food isn't cut up, I'll often use both the chop sticks and pocket knife. Once my chop sticks competency reached the point where they started fee
by newnewpdro 8y ago
In cases where food isn't cut up, I'll often use both the chop sticks and pocket knife.
Once my chop sticks competency reached the point where they started feeling like finger extenders I started using them quite often. I much prefer putting bamboo sticks in my mouth over anything metal or plastic.
- contingencies 8y agoYeah, same with me. What's your feeling about plastic chopsticks and metal chopsticks (Korean style)? I've seen telescoping extending chopsticks made of metal for camping, always wondered if they were any good. I suspect not. I personally camp with wooden, non-bamboo chopsticks.
- newnewpdro 8y agoAny kind of wood over all else. If a restaurant brings out metal chopsticks with my food, the wood ones from my bag come out. Telescoping metal chopsticks sounds like a solution looking for a problem personally. It's not like bamboo disposable chopsticks weigh much, just stick them somewhere.
- contingencies 8y agoMe too. I guess telescoping means you can reduce the length of the rigid portion to keep them in smaller spaces, like on your belt or something. There's a whole culture of that around Hong Kong, for example. Everything must clip to belt - otherwise, not cool. I only half joke.