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A German company has invented a pair of glasses that come apart to
\n double as chopsticks.
\n The ‘sushi specs’ have detachable arms that can be used to eat traditional
\n Japanese food.
\n Those who aren’t adept at using chopsticks can have forks attached as an
\n alternative.<\/p>\n
Designer of the glasses Ralph Anderl says he came up with the idea after
\n noticing that eating on the go was becoming increasingly popular.<\/p>\n
"The idea came from the common need for cutlery at any time. Nowadays
\n people don’t have time to stop and eat lunch in a restaurant, they want
\n to eat
\n while they’re walking to their next job," said Mr Anderl.<\/p>\n
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\n are tempted to try the fork variety, but are worried about stabbing
\n ourselves
\n repeatedly
\n in
\n the
\n ear….<\/em><\/p>\n