These fancy-pants chopsticks come with gold flakes between them, so when you break them open gold sprinkles all over your meal. Well, it’s not all gold… it’s 94.4% gold, 4.9% silver, and 0.6% copper. But hey, that’s mostly gold! And while eating gold won’t give you any nutritional benefits, for the relatively reasonable price of $40 for two sets of five chopsticks, you can feel just like a deplorably wasteful rich person in the comfort of your own home. [Product Page viaTrends in Japan]
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Gold Flake Chopsticks Make Your Yaki Udon Glittery, Wasteful
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Adam Frucci
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