Moscardino Sporks
These are brilliant! Half spoon, half fork, they are made of a 100% biodegradable corn-based plastic!!! Finally someone used their thinker when it comes to this kind of stuff. I'm the kind of person that suffers guilt when having to buy plastic anything as I picture it sitting in a landfill... Atleast there are sporks which make us one step closer to being green.
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Originally created for use at the popular Sugakiya ramen noodle restaurant chain in Japan, these combination spoon/forks easily twist noodles and ladle soup. Ecologically, they were intended to eliminate the waste created by dispo... Originally created for use at the popular Sugakiya ramen noodle restaurant chain in Japan, these combination spoon/forks easily twist noodles and ladle soup. Ecologically, they were intended to eliminate the waste created by disposable chopsticks.
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This innovative spoon-fork-knife combo brings a bit of civilisation to the wild and a bit of the wild to civilisation.
Added 4 Years Ago from Outdoorcampinggear -
Here comes dinner, vroom vroom. Dinner will never be a struggle again! Open wide here comes the race car fork or race car spoon. Race car dinner set includes fork and spoon with cars on the handle, the race car has two food sect... Here comes dinner, vroom vroom. Dinner will never be a struggle again! Open wide here comes the race car fork or race car spoon. Race car dinner set includes fork and spoon with cars on the handle, the race car has two food sections and a matching beaker.
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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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They are so cute. So cute I would barely know how to hold them.
Added 5 Years Ago from Green Party Goods -
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 -
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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originally designed for use at the popular Sugakiya ramen noodle restaurant chain,,, this combo utensil is great, twists noodles, ladles soup .... made of stainless steel,,, go to MOMa store to get
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"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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Why use chopsticks you find in restaurants when you can alway be carrying your own collapsible chopsticks?
