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Watching a man I know trying to eat a Japanese Bento Box lunch, about an hour ago, I realised there's a need out there for chopsticks that are easier to use.
Sure, a fork works better for most people but that's not the point. It's an aesthetic thing; a question of immersion in the experience.
Chotstick
Fingerstalls would be fashioned from either plastic or metal and slide on over the first two joints of the thumb and index finger.
With a short chopstick protruding from the end of each one they allow the user to pick up food between the (now elongated) thumb and forefinger. This is far easier for Westerners to learn, unless they already have trouble opposing their thumbs to their forefingers :)
Chopstick Gloves
Chopstick_20Gloves
Quite similar to this idea, but without the palm of the glove. [jurist, Oct 04 2005]
The Farnsworth Finglonger
http://linked.gbsfm...rth-finglonger1.jpg
[wagster, Oct 04 2005]
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"You do not sew with a fork, and I see no reason why you should eat with knitting needles"
Miss Piggy. |
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We can give you sharper points, if you want to tattoo your tongue, [copro]. |
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I've seen training chopsticks for kids. Some are connected at one end and others have rings where fingers can be inserted. |
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