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Extra Long Chopsticks for Ramen, Pho and Hot Pot

In short: regular chopsticks disappear into a deep noodle bowl. These are 9.25 inches long, individually wrapped bamboo, 100 pairs per pack. You get real reach to the bottom of ramen and pho, better grip on slippery noodles and more distance between your fingers and hot broth.

9.25 inch extra long bamboo chopsticks, individually wrapped, 100 pairs

Albino monkey® Extra Long Bamboo Chopsticks, 9.25 inch, 100 pairs

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Pre-separated, round-tipped and sealed in their own paper sleeve.

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Where the extra length pays off

Ramen and phoReach the noodles at the bottom of a deep bowl without dipping your knuckles.
Hot pot and shabu-shabuMore distance from the boiling pot while you cook at the table.
Udon and sobaMore leverage on thick, slippery noodles.
Frying and servingTurn food in hot oil or serve family style with your hands farther from the heat.

Honest advice

If your table is mostly sushi and appetizers, a standard length is the better fit and a little cheaper. See our long sleeve and short sleeve packs. The extra long pack is for noodle houses, hot pot nights and anyone who eats from deep bowls.

Who buys them

Ramen and pho shops, hot pot restaurants, caterers serving noodle dishes, and home cooks who host hot pot nights. A noodle house can count one pack per 100 covers.

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More on cooking with them: cooking with long chopsticks for hot pot and frying.

Common questions

How long are they?

9.25 inches, about 23.5 cm, longer than standard dining chopsticks.

Are they individually wrapped?

Yes. Each pair is pre-separated and sealed in its own paper sleeve.

Can I cook with them?

Yes. The length makes them good for stir-frying, deep-frying and pulling noodles from boiling water.

Where the money goes

Everything we make is sold on Amazon, and profit from it helps pay for the care of Freeman, a rescued monkey. His story is here.