🥢 YUNDUOJIA Reusable Bamboo Chopsticks - Classic, Natural & Dishwasher Safe (5 Pairs, 9.8 inches) Review

Good basic set chopsticks. After a couple of washes one set started falling apart which seems a little unsafe but I threw them away and can't argue with the price and the benefit I got from them.

Set of 5 pairs. They are smooth and rounded. There are no shards at all. Very, very faint drawing/Asian writing on the top of the chopsticks, and on top of that they were washed and dried in a special rack for such things. Convenient to use. Reusability is key for me. less garbage.

I bought this because it is labeled as "healthy natural" materials but the chemical smell could not be washed off. If I use it for food I have concerns and will not use it. I hope this note is helpful to those who care about using safer chopsticks.

That was a disappointment. I bought this set mainly because of the fish symbol on the top of the chopsticks. Only 3 out of 10 were clear enough to see well and all others were very bright or absent. Also, one of the chopsticks is badly deformed.

Overall they are ok, they were a bit difficult to manage but I'm not Asian. The design wasn't very clear, but that didn't affect their function. They could be spicier for Japanese dishes. While they're "dishwasher safe," they warp a bit, making the next meal even less pleasant. I bought them to commemorate 60 years of my Okinawa tour.

They are functional and a little prettier than untreated wood, but it is untreated wood. I thought they were a little polished or varnished. It feels like putting a popsicle stick in your mouth. It's annoying, so I use it as a plant support in my garden. They could be used as disposable picnic or camping sticks, but they absorb food coloring because they're unfinished and everything gets absorbed.

overall they are ok, they were a bit difficult to manage but i am not asian. The design wasn't very clear, but that didn't affect their function. They could be spicier for Japanese dishes. While they're "dishwasher safe," they warp a bit, making the next meal even less pleasant. I bought them to commemorate 60 years of my Okinawa tour.

Functional and a little prettier than untreated wood, they are made from untreated wood. I thought they were a little polished or varnished. It feels like putting a popsicle stick in your mouth. It's annoying, so I use it as a plant support in my garden. They could be used as disposable picnic or camping sticks, but they soak up food coloring because they're unfinished and everything will soak in.

I've been looking for new chopsticks for a few months. I used to have some shorter aluminum ones that I loved, but my husband struggled with their size due to the size of his hands. I decided to try them on for him because they were longer and easier for him to hold. I was a bit concerned for myself but they turned out to be very easy for both of us to handle! Not only are they easy to hold, but they are also easy to use. Instead of a round tip, they have a square tip. I have found that this…