FUNCHOP Chopstick Helpers 10Pack

I love these! I leave a few in my purse in case we ever go to an Asian restaurant. I've also been offered them at a Japanese restaurant when I asked for a few forks for my kids because I had forgotten mine in my other purse. Just like other reviewers say, it works best with wooden disposable chopsticks, not the larger diameter plastic ones. I also use them at home with Chinese or Japanese take-out, too, so my kids can practice. It's a little like training wheels, and shows the kid how it should work, but you'll need to take them off to let the child figure out how to use chopsticks (or a two-wheeler) on their own. I even gave them to a friend-couple with a kid when we went on a dinner date to an Korean restaurant. It was a hit because they were actually able to eat with chopsticks that night!

These are perfect for teaching your kids-or even adults-how to use chopsticks!!! Our 5 , 7, 9, and 15 year olds had no problems attaching them to the chopsticks once we showed them how. They had no problems using them. We had no problems attaching them to chopsticks. I also purchased a 100pk of wooden chopstick in red paper covers and these chopstick helpers fit perfectly on them. I researched the various "trainer chopsticks" available and decided to give these a try, they were better priced then those. Great spur of the moment purchase!!!

These will not fit larger/nicer chop sticks. Really only fit the reallt cheap ones you get with take out. I bought chopsticks on amazon a pack of half steel and half bamboo and they did not fit either. Wanted them to help the kids . Good only for the smaller ended chopsticks. Individually packaged so that was nice, able to gift or set out at a sushi rolling party or drop in purse for at the sushi restaurant

Perfect for anyone young or old who is just learning how to use chopsticks. My 4 year old son loves eating with these and is able to pick up all his food like a pro. I love that they come individually wrapped so I can put some in my purse for when we dine out.

Every one of them broke when I tried to use them. The plastic is so hard the only place the fit without breaking is the tip of the chopsticks defeating the purpose.

Useful for novices and those with dexterity issues (elderly). However, the design allows an insufficient opening of the chopstick ends for all but the smaller morsels, and, there is little lateral stability so the chopsticks can be crossed.

My children love these things (2 & 4 yo) and are able to pick up their food using these. My mother, who has MS that affects her right side, now has to use her left hand to eat. With these things, she can use chopsticks with her left hand, she loves it! These only work with certain chopsticks, though; the disposable kind with the rectangular/boxed top (where the sticks are initially joined/where they pull apart) and circular body (see photo). You can get them at the Asian market. They do not work with any of my reusable sticks.

Love it!!! I don’t know how to use chop sticks and this really helps even my 4, 3 and 1 year old can understand it! Sure it’s embarrassing using them out in public but hey I don’t care I’m actually able to use them and the kids for get it they love it want to eat everything using those lol and they fit almost any design