Are these chopsticks round or square?
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These are square at the top then tapered round and then rounded to a point. They are Japanese chopsticks. Chinese chopsticks are more square/rectangular and are a tapered square at the bottom or rounded to a blunt end. Japanese and Chinese Chopsticks are usually wood or plastic or ivory. Korean chopsticks are sometimes narrow flat at the top and rounded to a taper with a small blunt end. Korean chopsticks are usually metal. Their sets usually come with spoons that match the design of the chopstick. the spoons are for soup. Their sets are shorter. It is an insult to their ethnicity, if you say they are all the same. All their foods are prepared differently; they are all delicious. These are square at the top then tapered round and then rounded to a point. They are Japanese chopsticks. Chinese chopsticks are more square/rectangular and are a tapered square at the bottom or rounded to a blunt end. Japanese and Chinese Chopsticks are usually wood or plastic or ivory. Korean chopsticks are sometimes narrow flat at the top and rounded to a taper with a small blunt end. Korean chopsticks are usually metal. Their sets usually come with spoons that match the design of the chopstick. the spoons are for soup. Their sets are shorter. It is an insult to... » Read More These are square at the top then tapered round and then rounded to a point. They are Japanese chopsticks. Chinese chopsticks are more square/rectangular and are a tapered square at the bottom or rounded to a blunt end. Japanese and Chinese Chopsticks are usually wood or plastic or ivory. Korean chopsticks are sometimes narrow flat at the top and rounded to a taper with a small blunt end. Korean chopsticks are usually metal. Their sets usually come with spoons that match the design of the chopstick. the spoons are for soup. Their sets are shorter. It is an insult to their ethnicity, if you say they are all the same. All their foods are prepared differently; they are all delicious. « Show Less
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These are square at the top then tapered round and then rounded to a point. They are Japanese chopsticks. Chinese chopsticks are more square/rectangular and are a tapered square at the bottom or rounded to a blunt end. Japanese and Chinese Chopsticks are usually wood or plastic or ivory. Korean chopsticks are sometimes narrow flat at the top and rounded to a taper with a small blunt end. Korean chopsticks are usually metal. Their sets usually come with spoons that match the design of the chopstick. the spoons are for soup. Their sets are shorter. It is an insult to their ethnicity, if you say they are all the same. All their foods are prepared differently; they are all delicious.
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Flat in the middle. Rounded some at the edge. NOT shaped like a bowl. I only have the luncheon size. I use for sandwiches, salads, set a bowl of soup in the middle, with crackers, etc. around it. The sets were for my step-daughter. My sister has the square as well, and hasn't said anything negative.
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They are exactly as they appear in the photo........so, I would have to say, yes, they are squared at the corners in the front, but they do not have that same 'edge' in the back.....they are more rounded. I hope this helps.
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I have played the game but it belongs to a family member, therefore I don't have it to actually measure....my guess is that they are 1 1/2" square.
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What I saw of them, they are round. I gave them to a young girl as a gift and she is using them.
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The glasses are round. We have now had them about 6 months. They have been in and out of the dishwasher numerous time and they are still clear!
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No, they aren't round. They are about half the size of the normal fish oil softgels.
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The round one is 6 5/8 inches in diameter, the square one is 4 3/4 inches across.
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They are rectangular, as shown in the photo. I use these for my kids' lunches and snacks and I love them! I send them to preschool in their backpacks or throw them in my purse for trips to the playground, etc. and they work great.
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They are more of a rectangle than square. Sorry I don't have exact measurements.
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They are round. Be advised that they break and scratch extremely easily. Quick changes in temperature is enough to break them.
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The corners are square (not rounded) but I wouldn't call them sharp. My two year old plays with his kitchen daily and we have never had any problems.
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No. They are long round cylinder shaped sticks. Think perfect round circle. Not oval.
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This has edges, so rather like a rounded square. Not circular like a standard skillet.
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They are SLIGHTLY curved like a scoop. If you google "bamboo salad hands" on Images, you will see some better photos than what the seller presents on Amazon and you can see the curve.
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I do not have any on hand but if I recall they are rectangular in shape. Hope it helps.
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No, mine were round and just like the picture. I'd contact Amazon if I were you.