I’ve practised with chopsticks for years, every time I eat anything with rice, until they’ve become second nature. Of course if you do it the proper way, when you want to eat something fiddly like peas you’re supposed to use a bowl and hold it up near your mouth and just use the chopsticks to sweep the food in.
Bilan over 8 years ago
Don’t cry over spilled chow mein.
pcolli over 8 years ago
Chopsticks aren’t compulsory.
anarresa Premium Member over 8 years ago
I too am hopeless, even with the training elastic. I will someday travel East Asia with a personal fork.
Claire Jordan over 8 years ago
I’ve practised with chopsticks for years, every time I eat anything with rice, until they’ve become second nature. Of course if you do it the proper way, when you want to eat something fiddly like peas you’re supposed to use a bowl and hold it up near your mouth and just use the chopsticks to sweep the food in.
CeeJay over 8 years ago
If you’re in Asia, use chopsticks. If you’re in the States use a knife. fork, and spoon. Most American rice isn’t sticky enough to use chopsticks.
Comic Minister Premium Member over 8 years ago
Sorry to hear that sir.
『▶Ͼняιѕтoρнєя◀』 over 8 years ago
that is me right there…
Stephen Gilberg over 8 years ago
I never had much trouble with them.
chromosome Premium Member over 8 years ago
I love chopsticks! It is a way I can play with my food.
bo_bo_deluxe over 2 years ago
There is no spoon.