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Time For Lunch

Chopsticks!

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How many peanuts can you pick up using chopsticks? Where did chopsticks originate? How do you use chopsticks? On this episode of Time For Lunch we’re getting to know one of the most versatile eating tools: chopsticks! Hannah and Harry play a fun stacking game and learn about the proper use of chopsticks from chef and culinary educator, Mara King.

© Heritage Radio Network Length 16 min 23 June 2020 Episode 11 FoodEducational USA Episodic

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© Heritage Radio Network Length 16 min 23 June 2020 Episode 11 FoodEducational USA Episodic

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How many peanuts can you pick up using chopsticks? Where did chopsticks originate? How do you use chopsticks? On this episode of Time For Lunch we’re getting to know one of the most versatile eating tools: chopsticks! Hannah and Harry play a fun stacking game and learn about the proper use of chopsticks from chef and culinary educator, Mara King. Plus, we learn some new jokes and learn lots of fun facts including one about ghosts.

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