🥢 Omia Premium Reusable Metal Stainless Steel Chopsticks - Lightweight Utensils for Easy and Safe Use Review

Easy to clean and nice looking but not sure if they are really stainless steel. Think it's really STAINLESS FINISH as they're not a good weight or if they're stainless they must be hollow. Because they have a metallic texture, they're also a little more slippery when held down. Good for the price if you want them close by for a fun Chinese dinner.

For the price of 6.95 this is very good as it is made of metal as opposed to wood which tends to split after many washes. It also doesn't discolor compared to a wooden stick, which is another benefit as it keeps the product in the same condition. However, I prefer slightly heavier chopsticks in hand, but my relatives like using them and they like that they are light.

These ultra-lightweight chopsticks aren't worth the money. First, they're not stainless steel - magnets won't stick to them. Second, they're too light to even be aluminum or titanium (I have a few titanium). I'm assuming it's plastic with some kind of coating or maybe even toxic lead-based paint. Finally, the idiotic groove and notch design makes the sticks more likely to hold food/dirt/germs and require more cleaning than just one run. Dishwasher. Lacquered wooden sticks would have been…

I really like these chopsticks. Wooden chopsticks have bothered me for years; They split very easily and are just very wasteful. I bought them to avoid garbage. Five pairs is a great number. I carry a few in my purse and backpack and store the rest with regular cutlery. They're a bit slippery being stainless steel, but you get used to them after a few uses. It's just a nice pack of chopsticks and I see myself using them many times in the future.

These chopsticks are ok if you can get a pair of five pairs in a pack that don't have a hole in the tip of the chopstick. Three of the five pairs had either a hole or a dimple in the end of the stick. Also, each bar in the box had a small line/wrinkle on the sides of the steel bar that could be either the result of the casting process or the thinness of the metal. Holes at the tips can become a breeding ground for germs. If you are purchasing a set for your home I would consider purchasing a…