Bambu Sporks
I grew up summering at the shore; a trip to the beach without a picnic just feels incomplete. Why I love Sporks: the ingenious fork/spoon design biodegrades in 4-6 months.
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I'm a sucker for compact efficiency.
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Another great gift for Father's day, make him feel chivalrous as he roasts some dogs on the fire
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Because you never know when you have to chow down.
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Each of these handy forks extends to 42 inches for roasting marshmallows over an open fire! Great space saver for camping or home use.
Added 5 Years Ago from Restoration Hardware -
A great way to minimalize a picnic or camping trip. The knife on the side of the fork worked on cooked chicken tenders, but I wouldn't go tougher than that. This is also available locally at big-box stores.
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This outdoor utensil is great for camping or backpacking. Or just picnics. It is an all in one knife, fork, and spoon - - fantastic! Why bring anything else when you can just bring ONE of these?
Added 5 Years Ago from Thegreenhead -
It's all the cutlery you'll need for your picnic and it's combined in one. This toll come swith a spoon, fork, knife, bottle opener and a nylon pouch to store it in.
Added 5 Years Ago from Muji -
The spork, they always seemed to be the perfect eating utensil. The problem, you could only get them at fast food restaurants and rewashing them would be, well, just cheap. Now you don't have to with this reusable, titanium spork
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Summer-time is picnic-time and I can't think of anything more adorable than to pack up my picnic in The Cadillac of Picnic Sets! Comes with fabulous, fun plates, cups, servingware, a place for a bottle of wine, a cutting board fo... Summer-time is picnic-time and I can't think of anything more adorable than to pack up my picnic in The Cadillac of Picnic Sets! Comes with fabulous, fun plates, cups, servingware, a place for a bottle of wine, a cutting board for bread and cheese, storage for food and frozen ice packs!!!
Added 5 Years Ago from Neiman Marcus Online -
"Spork" is a slang term, but I love the real name for this unusual utensil even better: "A Runcible Spoon". Most famously referenced in the Edward Lear poem "Owl & The Pussycat".
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This cutlery set is decorated with a floral motif typical of 19th century Italian silverware, and yet it's plastic. Ah! you say. Dishwasher safe in temperatures of up to 250 degrees Farenheit. Set includes four forks, four s... This cutlery set is decorated with a floral motif typical of 19th century Italian silverware, and yet it's plastic. Ah! you say. Dishwasher safe in temperatures of up to 250 degrees Farenheit. Set includes four forks, four spoons, four knives and four dessert spoons.
Added 6 Years Ago from Moss Online
