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"I love that. Going to use it at every opportunity"
"...the chopsticks slow eating down..."
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No f'cking way!!
That is brilliant!
Japan has a fat tax I think, or they did at one point
They do, plus Japan actually eats much better, the chopsticks slow eating down which means they will feel that fullness feeling before you would if you just ate with cutlery so therefore eating smaller amounts
