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Are they reusable? We get asked this question a lot. The answer is yes, absolutely! However how you wash and care for them varies by what materials they are made from and how they are finished. We’ll show you how to care and reuse wood and bamboo sticks, and what are the best, most durable choices.

Slow down. Enjoy the process. One way to add peace to your life is to eat slowly. Enjoy the beauty of your food. I like to make a roasted vegetable orzo salad for special meals. I’ve been known to snap a picture of the rich mix of red and yellow bell pepper, green asparagus, purple onion with bits of garlic bathed lightly with olive oil ready to roast in the oven. The beautiful mixture of vegetables while cooking emits the yummiest aroma! This dish once assembled with orzo, cubed feta,...

We want to see you and your sticks! Take your best-loved pair out on the town, show them a good time, eat some great food. While you're at it, snap a photo and post it on our Facebook Page.

Here are the six of our favorite and most extraordinary sticks ever made. Each in their own way is a rare work of art to be cherished and valued for the beauty and joy they brought to our world, and the craftsmanship required to make them. However it's a fact of life that nothing lasts forever. Such is the case with some of the most unique chop sticks ever made. So warning: some of them are no longer available today... but some are! So read on about these very special chop sticks.

Your guide to chop sticks in Korea, Japan and China during the next two Olympic Games 2020-2022 (and the previous one in 2018). Our blog post covers the differences in these main three styles of Japanese, Chinese and Korean eating utensils, along with important etiquette tips tailored to each culture. Have fun celebrating the next Olympics with the food and style of their various host countries.

One of the simplest, oldest and most widely used utensils for eating, chop sticks are still the main eating utensil for over 22 percent of the world's population today. Evidence of putting together two sticks to use during cooking or eating have been found in East Asia and the Middle East. Read more about the surprising history of these amazing eating tools, complete with photos of ancient styles.