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Yeah, chopsticks are like using your fingers without getting them dirty. I've started using surplus takeout chopsticks for cooking. (I have nice chopsticks, but
by dunham 4y ago
Yeah, chopsticks are like using your fingers without getting them dirty. I've started using surplus takeout chopsticks for cooking. (I have nice chopsticks, but they give me them anyway). I have a jar of chopsticks[] on the counter and wash / reuse. They whisk eggs, pick up bacon, stir pasta, snag a bit of shell from the egg you just cracked into the pan, etc.
[]: chopsticks, fish turner, measuring spoons
- Jarwain 4y agoI love using chopsticks to eat chips and other snacks. Keeps my fingers clean & easier to pace myself!
- stavros 4y agoIndeed, the only way to eat cheese puffs is with chopsticks.
- WastingMyTime89 4y agoYou can buy slightly longer and bigger chopsticks specifically made for cooking. They are a joy. They can do everything you would use tongs for but are easier to use.
- naet 4y agoUsing chopsticks to pick up finger food that's a little greasy, like potato chips, while keeping your hands clean for typing feels great. I had a roommate that found it hilarious when I did so but I swore by it and still do. There are special "cooking" chopsticks you can buy that are thicker and longer than normal chopsticks which helps keep your hands away from the heat. Great for flipping things while deep frying in hot oil and more.
- glenngillen 4y agoI’ve worked with a number of colleagues who did this. I bought them all these chopsticks I found on AliExpress that we’ve since dubbed ChipSticks. They’re pretty similar to training chopsticks, except they slide over the top of your fingers. The result is chopsticks that are almost like extensions of your fingers rather than something you hold.
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