🥢 Premium Disposable Bamboo Chopsticks: Royal Palillos UV Treated, 120 Sets, Sleeved and Separated Review

They don't have an odd taste or smell, they're nice and smooth, all individually wrapped and at a decent price. What don't you like to be honest? I'll come back when I'm done. They are of a much better quality than most restaurants.

Mom keeps a few pairs in her bag when we eat out. She is uncomfortable using restaurant cutlery (germophobia), so the ambidextrous non-Asian woman has learned to eat almost anything with chopsticks. Very happy with this purchase!

So I bought them for something OTHER than food. We bought them and made mini Harry Potter wands out of them for my kid's birthday present. They are strong, durable and hold their shape perfectly! We also use the extras with meals and my 7 year old can easily hold them! These are definitely versatile chopsticks!

I eat quite a bit of Asian food and sometimes it's nice to have a set of chopsticks with me when people don't include a set of chopsticks in their takeout order because they think most people don't want to play around with them and would rather just use a fork. The price of this set was reasonable enough to justify my time, although it would take me a long time to go through everything.

That's exactly what you get in big Asian buffet restaurants, still, some of them are a bit rough, but not many. I bought them for a small party but I had more so I could use them at home too. It's nice if you can just throw them away after eating. You don't have to worry about them slipping through the dish rack of the dishwasher like regular ones.

I use them to get canned food for my cats. I'm sick of the dirty spoons that pile up at the end of the day. I have three house cats and one street cat that eat pies. you know the look Smelly and packed in a jar. A bit like spam. To be honest, it accidentally became the solution to an everyday problem. Bringing chopsticks home from a takeout order was a dizzying moment.

What can I say? They are changeable. are they sticky, are they bamboo, no splinters, don't they stick together, are they round at both ends? This is the same brand your local Chinese store has, which you can either get for free or charge 0.50 cents depending on the day of the week. Now, for 0.08 cents a pair, you can stock up and stir and eat noodles in a cup without having to wash your fork or use them as cooking utensils or skewers. Seriously these are chopsticks, they've been around for…

I eat quite a bit of Asian food and sometimes it's nice to have a set of chopsticks when they don't line up a set of chopsticks in order because they think most people don't want to come with them confusing them and would rather just use a fork. The price of this set was reasonable enough to justify my time, although it would take me a long time to go through everything.

These are found in large Asian buffet restaurants, although some of them are a little rough, but there are few. I bought them for a small party but I had more so I could use them at home too. It's nice if you can just throw them away after eating. You don't have to worry about them slipping through the dish rack in the dishwasher like regular ones.

I use these to get canned food for my cats out of cans. I'm sick of the dirty spoons that pile up at the end of the day. I have three house cats and one street cat that eat pies. you know the look Smelly and packed in a jar. A bit like spam. To be honest, it accidentally became the solution to an everyday problem. Bringing chopsticks home from a takeout order was a dizzying moment.