Carry On Eating: Bring Your Own Chopsticks
by Jasmin Malik Chua, Jersey City, USA 
on 07. 5.07
To piggyback off Lloyd's post on travel cutlery, here are some collapsible—and more important, reusable—chopsticks we really dig. And you don't have to restrict yourself to Asian eats with these purse- and pocket-size totables—you can play pickup sticks with just about any food that crosses your lips while you're dining out.
From left: Travel Chopsticks ($12, Flight 001); Carry-on Chopsticks ($19.95, BackCountryGear.com); and TripStixx ($14.95, Tripstixx.com)
Not pictured: Traveler's Chopsticks ($10, Japanese American Museum Store)
See also: :: Bring Your Own Chopsticks Movement Gains Traction in Asia, :: China Imposes Consumption Tax on Chopsticks, and :: Historical Perspective on Deforestation... and Chopsticks
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