I eat both salad and French fries with chopsticks. Chopsticks are an extension of my hands, but their materials, lengths, and styles can vary widely. You can use them for almost anything ...

Young China Club shared a video created by user 43444719487 on Douyin that showcases the incredible hand-eye coordination and ...

But not all Asian cultures use chopsticks. Many, like Thai and Indonesian people, actually use their hands or prefer forks. And different Asian cultures have different table manners when it comes ...

(Also: Ebelskivers!) Here, chopsticks act as almost an extension of your fingers, allowing you the dexterity of two hands and not just one, as you’d be limited to with tongs. And with chopsticks ...

These Striped Bamboo Chopsticks from Crate & Barrel won over our testers with their homey retro flair, comfort in hand, and effectiveness at picking up noodles, rice, dumplings, and even soft tofu.

Depending on what you plan to do with your chopsticks, whether it’s simply to eat or to also cook with, and whether you want to hand-wash them or toss them in the dishwasher, a chopstick ...