Environmentally Friendly Chopsticks

These Ying-Yang Utensils by Triangle Tree Waste Less Wood

This may not be the first thing on your mind when you are about to enjoy your sushi lunch or sashimi dinner, but the chopsticks you are using had to come from somewhere, and if they are made of wood then it is probably not environmentally friendly chopsticks.

Don't feel bad though, there is a solution and it's a good-looking one at that. These environmentally friendly chopsticks by Triangle Tree are consciously manufactured without creating any waste. These chopsticks are cut from the wood using non-traditional methods that uses all of the tree instead of wasting most of it. Less waste means less trees have to die.

Not only are these Ying-Yang environmentally friendly chopsticks consciously made, but they are also sleek and stylishly finished to add some aesthetic to the way you dine.
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