Seikou Tsuru Crane Wooden Chopsticks Cumin which gives the rice its

which gives the rice its sweet-sour taste

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Seikou Tsuru Crane Wooden Chopsticks Cumin which gives the rice itsThe Tsuru wooden chopsticks are decorated with a pattern of cranes in flight on a teal background. Whether youre a chopstick pro or keen to learn, theyre perfect for snacking on sashimi and dipping dumplings in soy sauce. Pair them with the matching chopstick rest to create an elegant matching set. Remember, never point with your chopsticks or leave them stuck vertically in your food both of these are considered bad manners in Japan.