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]]>Check out the countries which rely on chopsticks for eating, and what makes their versions unique.
Japanese chopsticks are long and have a pointed end. They are traditionally made with wood or bamboo, and often feature beautiful engraved Kanji writing. They are a must for dishes like ramen and sushi.
In China, chopsticks are especially long and wide and have larger tips that make it easier to pick up food with them. Wood and metal are often used, but materials can vary. Chinese chopsticks are often considered the easiest to use.
Korean chopsticks are especially striking because they are traditionally made with silver, brass, or other metals. They have a flat shape, and in contrast with most other countries, are not traditionally used for the consumption of rice.
The wood and bamboo used to make Vietnamese chopsticks are typically lacquered, giving them a shiny appearance. Similar in shape and size to Chinese chopsticks, they are often elaborately decorated.
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Chopsticks might be tough for some of us to learn how to use well, but have no fear! Order your favorite stir-fry dish or your favorite plate of sushi on the sixth of February, and use chopsticks on this day.
As if we need another excuse to drink wine. Everyone’s favorite fermented grape beverage is celebrated on the 18th of February. This would be the perfect time to splurge on that fancy bottle you’ve always wanted to buy at the wine store. Treat yourself!
Isn’t it great to know that you already have breakfast plans for Friday the 21st of February? This day is all about celebrating pancakes, one of our personal favorite breakfast treats. Pro tip: enjoy them with a dab of butter, a little maple syrup, and even a few pieces of fruit.
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]]>The post Chopsticks are a Must in These Countries appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>Check out the countries which rely on chopsticks for eating, and what makes their versions unique.
Japanese chopsticks are long and have a pointed end. They are traditionally made with wood or bamboo, and often feature beautiful engraved Kanji writing. They are a must for dishes like ramen and sushi.
In China, chopsticks are especially long and wide and have larger tips that make it easier to pick up food with them. Wood and metal are often used, but materials can vary. Chinese chopsticks are often considered the easiest to use.
Korean chopsticks are especially striking because they are traditionally made with silver, brass, or other metals. They have a flat shape, and in contrast with most other countries, are not traditionally used for the consumption of rice.
The wood and bamboo used to make Vietnamese chopsticks are typically lacquered, giving them a shiny appearance. Similar in shape and size to Chinese chopsticks, they are often elaborately decorated.
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]]>The post Get Ready For These February Food Holidays appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>Check out these February food holidays and get prepared for celebrating!
Chopsticks might be tough for some of us to learn how to use well, but have no fear! Order your favorite stir-fry dish or your favorite plate of sushi on the sixth of February, and use chopsticks on this day.
As if we need another excuse to drink wine. Everyone’s favorite fermented grape beverage is celebrated on the 18th of February. This would be the perfect time to splurge on that fancy bottle you’ve always wanted to buy at the wine store. Treat yourself!
Isn’t it great to know that you already have breakfast plans for Friday the 21st of February? This day is all about celebrating pancakes, one of our personal favorite breakfast treats. Pro tip: enjoy them with a dab of butter, a little maple syrup, and even a few pieces of fruit.
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