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Genius invention and a perfect example of our society's laziness or cleverness, however you want to look at it. These stainless steel suckers come in a set of two, which I think gives me the right to use them both at the same time. One for each hand, yes.

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Ramen Spoon/Fork by Masami Takahashi: Doubles as a spoon and fork, eat your soup and noodle using the same spoon....$12.00

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pinkparade's recommendation

Spoon? Fork? Can't decide?
Grab a spork!
This is perfect for Ramen.

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ToxicTemptation's recommendation

Eat ramen the proper way already!

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JustEliana on May 5, 2009

probably the best invention ever!

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TheTrendBoutique's recommendation

peoples loves ramen. esp young people. ths great

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TheLuckyLadybug on Apr 23, 2009

Interesting design -- I wonder if it works?

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Etcetera's recommendation

Originally made for a Japanese ramen restaurant chain, this is a "spork" made with extra "fork". Perfect if you have noodles + soup!

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NYCTrendSpotter's recommendation

Genius! These are the best thing ever!! 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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JMichelle's recommendation

I'm so glad that not getting enough ramen broth on my fork will no longer be a problem. They should have thought of this sooner.

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