Donxote Wooden Noodles Kitchen Cooking Frying Chopsticks 16.5 Inches Brown Extra Long Set of 2 Pairs

I have lots of sizes of chopsticks because many times in the kitchen you need something long and skinny to do something. I never use any of them as intended. I stir drinks with the small bamboo ones, and I find these super sturdy ones are great tools for mixing my jars of nut butters. They usually come with the oil at the top and have to be stirred, carefully, together and nothing was skinny enough and tough enough to do the job. These are strong enough, and skinny enough, and get the stuff mixed to the very bottom of the jar. I have used them to push lost items from behind places that are too thin to be gotten into any other way. They have proven to be the right thing in many an odd problem. They are very long and reach into places nothing else can reach. I sent some to my daughter and she's found them equally useful. I never use very much soap on any of my wooden things, just a quick rub under water, and dry.

I honestly do not know how these are not more popular in kitchens around the world. they are indispensable in my cooking. from gently stirring soups or sauces to agitating the fond off the bottom of my cast iron, to pretending i'm a wizard or just scratching an itch on my back... these things have done it all. i find mine are happiest if i use just a little dab of cutting board oil on them once a week or so but even if i neglect it they don't complain to much, no splits or cracks, just a little discoloring and lack of shine. this is my second set of these by the way.

They're durable and nicely made. However, the pair wasn't straighten out so it might be hard to pick up the food while cooking (I dropped my food a few times in a pan of hot oil). The only way to make sure the food is securely picked up is rotating the pair to make them line up nicely. Overall not a bad product though I wish they can improve on that better.

These chop sticks are great for cooking. And they are a fun challenge to eat with.

I got these to try to make them the universal cooking utensil. Using them is as easy as using regular chopsticks. They're very nice and sturdy. HOWEVER, I am 5'2" and I made the mistake of getting the extra long thinking they would be better. The length puts my arms at weird angles to use them properly. Choking up on them works, but I do really wish I had bought a smaller set. If you're short, get a short set.

Conventional users of these Donxote Wooden Chopsticks will feel I have desecrated them by the way I've repurposed them. But hang on a minute and give me a chance: I'm actually a huge fan.I needed a long, heat-resistant stirring item for hard-core stirring of the hummingbird nectar I mix in tall, heavy, purpose-built jars at our New England home and in our Colombian campus apartment. Quality matters, not only because it's hard to find a product that will pull this feat off every week, but also because my fingers are at risk when this doesn't work.These are absolutely perfect!They're long, strong, narrow, and designed like they were made for this task.Don't get me wrong, I'm sure they're great for preparing and consuming human food as well. But my hummers and I are over the moon that these things exist at this great price and we don't mind saying so.

These are great. I bought a different set like this but didn’t care for it. If you’re deciding on which ones to get, these are it! My daughter uses it to cook ramen.

Not a fan. To me, these are too long to be practical and are kind of heavy/unwieldy and uncomfortable on the fingers. I have used longer chopsticks for cooking certain items in a wok, and these are just too much to handle. If your hand is most of the way back, taking advantage of its length, then these long bois are too heavy to manipulate, esp. if you're deep in a dish and mixing things up, picking up heavier food items.Nothing wrong with this item per se, seems sturdy and well made, just I would go for 13" and a lighter material.