Ohashi this is called I’m told by a Japanese friend; a bridge. A twist to chopsticks when there are none delivered with the take-out.
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Love it! 🙂
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My mind can come up with some pretty wacky stuff sometimes 🙂
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you must be making that up Angeline…
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The ohashi? No, that means a bridge between two things, so I’m told. The forks held backwards? Yes, I made that up as a joke when my daughter wanted to practice her skills with chopsticks and we didn’t have any 🙂
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You crack me up.
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🙂
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Necessity is the Mother of chopsticks! I was stuck in a Tokyo hotel once with a late night instant ramen and no ohashi. I found 2 toothbrushes in my travel bag and flipped them around like in the photo. It worked. Oishii kata!
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Great minds think alike 🙂
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You are most welcome. This is a wonderful idea, especially as we are having difficultly finding chopsticks short enough for my son.
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That’s hardcore! And quite an unusual twist.
janet
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You made me smile 🙂 Thanks, Janet!
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I love your solution to this challenge.
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Thanks, Allan.
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Perfect TWIST!! Love your take on it!!
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Thanks!
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Smiling here. 🙂 It could also be called improvisation.
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The muse knocked on my door 🙂
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Neat shot! But are you making that up Angeline? 🙂
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You aren’t! Clever interpretation nonetheless!
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Ha! 🙂
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😀
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Nope. Thanks!
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