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brunurb's recommendation

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I don't know if eating spaghetti with a regular fork can cause carpal tunnel syndrome, but it's always best safe than sorry.

The motorized fork automatically winds up the pasta on the end of the fork! (via earthinvaders)

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Updated Jan 17, 2007

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JustEliana's recommendation

Eating spaghetti can often be messy. When its not cut, it seems like your eating it ALL WRONG! NOT ANYMORE WITH THIS FORK! (via perpetualkid.com)

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Updated Jun 25, 2008

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ttownqt's recommendation

no more carpal tunnel because of italian food! the fork does all the work for you! great for kids or lazy, messy people!

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Updated Jun 23, 2008

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hockiemack's recommendation

Let this fork do all the work for you while you enjoy the spaghetti

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Updated May 20, 2007

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John_and_Rose's recommendation

This is one of my favorite!! I think twirling is a better way to eat spaghetti and the motorized fork automatically winds up the pasta on the end of the fork!

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Updated Apr 6, 2007

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KRiSTOPHERDUKES thinks this is smart
Kristine, LaurenMessiah, and wiredd think this is funny

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