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Telanis
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Apr 2, 2018
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This is probably the white dude in me talking, but these chopsticks look like the exact opposite of what I'd want. Round up top for comfort of holding, and square at the bottom to more easily pick things up.
TipsyMacScotchslurpen
379
May 1, 2018
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TelanisI once owned a cheap pair of bamboo chopsticks that had round tips and square ends, except that the square portion of the chopsticks had a quarter-turn twist. The square ends actually DO help you keep hold of them because they give an edge to grip against. I find it helps me to maneuver the sticks easier when picking up heavier or more cumbersome pieces of food versus round chopsticks.
My only concern with these chopsticks is that I would prefer a thinner tip, but at this price I am willing to try these out and see if my preference is unwarranted.
My only concern with these chopsticks is that I would prefer a thinner tip, but at this price I am willing to try these out and see if my preference is unwarranted.
kryptonshen
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Jan 8, 2019
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KentWangPlease pay more attention on the QC of the chopsticks. Purchased a set of 6 pairs, received half of them bend in the case. Not worth the money, although the finish is not bad. Not a happy Canadian customer.
KentWang
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Kent Wang
Jan 9, 2019
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kryptonshenSorry, that shouldn't have happened. Email us at sales@kentwang.com and we'll send you replacements. We stand behind all our products.
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