Who would have thought a small piece of wood used for picking food out of people's teeth could be art? Burlingame resident Steven Backman saw the possibilities when he was 5 years old. Backman's love ...
A satirist once described a fictitious journal, titled "History's Splendid Splinter," which was devoted to scholarly essays on the wooden toothpick's "role in social history, patterns of forestry, and ...
South Korean health officials are warning people not to eat fried toothpicks after viral videos make the trend popular. The toothpicks in question are not the typical wooden ones used around America.
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