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A lot of people carry these 'travel chopsticks' to use in restaurants rather than the disposable or possibly, badly washed sticks supplied. The are in two parts to be screwed togather like a snooker cue and come in a carrying case. These are usually stainless steel, not my favourite, although I do have a pair.
A lot of people carry these to use in restaurants rather than the disposable or possibly, badly washed sticks supplied. The are in two parts to be screwed togather like a snooker cue and come in a carrying case. These are usually stainless steel, not my favourite, although I do have a pair.
A lot of people carry these to use in restaurants rather than the disposable or possibly, badly washed sticks supplied. The are in two parts to be screwed togather like a snooker cue and come in a carrying case. These are usually stainless steel, not my favourite, although I do have a pair.
By dankphishin,
