4 Beginner Tips For Using Chopsticks

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[DrooliusFilms]

I learned how to use chopsticks later in college trying to eat sushi. My hands would hurt and I eventually became good at it. Now I’m also cooking more with chopsticks!

[sarahe]

When I was a kid we always went to this one Chinese restaurant in our town (we're actually driving 2 hours to go tomorrow! 😆) The family that ran the place got familiar with us and one day I asked for a pair of chopsticks with my food. I was trying to read the directions on the package but they confused me and I felt frustrated. An elderly man who worked there (maybe owned it?) was silently watching me with his son. Wordlessly he grabbed a pair of chopsticks and pulled up a chair to our table beside me. And he taught me how to use them. I was delighted and determined to eat my meal with them and he watched me as I used them with a look of pride. He shared a piece of his culture with me and I have always been so grateful. I used them non-stop after that until they became really natural to me. I even keep a set in my purse in case I need some utensils and they've helped me out more than a few times when I've forgotten silverware in my lunch. Because of him I've always felt a special connection to using chopsticks. He changed my life in an important way with his random act of kindness 💖

[janicepayton]

Thank you, ive been trying for the longest time and now I use them on noodles and eggs. I still have a problem, but looking at the way you hold them is easier. I noticed that you you hold them a little bit different, so now I'm going to try your way.😊❤ Thank you so much.

[Engene]

The first thing I was able to pick up was an eraser 😂

[noshi]

Even tho im Filipino and have my parents teach me how to use chopsticks i have Trouble using chopsticks and This really helped!ty

[Raiun]

Fun fact: i somehow just RANDOMLY knew how to use chopsticks when i saw other people use it without tutorials

[miunya]

I just thought myself how to use them now whenever I eat chinese food or noodles I tend to use them for the fun of it! Helps me eat slower too.

[wilbyylarrensburg]

My first thing I was able to pick up with "chopsticks" is not actually with chopsticks 😂 it's with a pencil and a pen and picking up my teeny weeny about to vanish eraser- now I have ACTUAL chopsticks and can pick up almost anything :))

[Army-]

i just learned as i got a pair on my bday. they were metal which was hard but i learned very fast the first thing i ate with them was a fudge chocolate broken into small peices

[l.a.k]

Practice makes perfect, honestly. I forced myself to eat my lunch several times a week with chopsticks as a teenager, and now I can use them for nearly everything. I cook a lot with them too.

[tenner]

I taught myself how to use chopsticks at age 8, by using those plastic jax and connecting straws. then later that month when we started learning about Asian culture (and food) I was the only child in class that didn't need the beginner chopsticks with the rubber band. was pretty neat.

[sumedhadutta]

I did it
I learnt how to use chopsticks
I just searched how to use chopsticks and found this
Thanks so much
I subbed
Also I am going to use them for my dinner which is Maggi (it’s basically Indian noodles )

[-.scarlett.-]

THANK YOU SO MUCH THIS HELPED A LOT AND THE FIRST THING I PICKED UP WAS AIR😁

[angel-wvln]

the first thing i was able to pick up was noodles. i got it on my first try :D

[strawberrysimp]

I learned how to use chopsticks a few months ago, and one of the first things I ate were Ramen and Dumplings (I don't remember which one) and I will say it is a useful skill👌

[bnnefits]

I’ve been using chopsticks wrong for ages and could never pick up small things, but after this I was able to pick up a single noodle!

[Angel.TKM.]

I dont know how to use chopsticks but I did try (and fail) when I was younger, and this video has made me wanna try to use them again so imma save it for next time I get the chance to use them

[lauffodil]

well this is conveniently timed! thanks, i’ve been trying throughout the day to learn and failing. ‘bout to go give it another try- hopefully i’ll manage to pick up something

[_-SkellyTheSkeleton-_]

My sister randomly started using chopsticks so i did too- it was totally random, i was also a natural! The first thing i picked up was noodles :)

[AnuelleCheng]

growing up, I got pretty exposed to lots of cuisines. my mom adores Japanese cuisine and we would have Filipino style sushi at most of our family gatherings. it's a hit, and we sometimes also get to eat Chinese or Korean when my relatives want to. now, when I buy cup noodles, I can easily finish them off using metal chopsticks and I don't think I'll ever be using spoon and fork on cup noodles ever again.