I second this spork. I also got it for backpacking, but now its also my go to work lunchbox utensil, and snack utensil at home. They come in fun anodized colors as well!
But why? It’s a bad fork, its tines are too short, and it’s a bad spoon, soup drains through the tines. I keep a few spares as just in case backups for camp meals since they weigh next to nothing, but the knife/spoon/fork set doesn’t weigh that much more and it’s so much more functional.
I have used some sporks that are good, and others that are bad. I vouch for the one I linked, and it works well as a spoon for me. It’s my go to soup utensil.
The tines are a bit short but I’m still able to eat salad with it.
I bought one for hiking and it’s now my go to utensil. Don’t use it on nice plates or bowls though because the titanium will scratch the hell out of just about everything. https://www.snowpeak.com/collections/utensils/products/titanium-spork
can i get it laser etched with spock? like is that technically feasible with titanium?
Your local maker-space might have a laser engraver. Do it!
I second this spork. I also got it for backpacking, but now its also my go to work lunchbox utensil, and snack utensil at home. They come in fun anodized colors as well!
I’m probably going to get the longer version for backpacking so I can keep the short one in my kitchen.
But why? It’s a bad fork, its tines are too short, and it’s a bad spoon, soup drains through the tines. I keep a few spares as just in case backups for camp meals since they weigh next to nothing, but the knife/spoon/fork set doesn’t weigh that much more and it’s so much more functional.
I have used some sporks that are good, and others that are bad. I vouch for the one I linked, and it works well as a spoon for me. It’s my go to soup utensil. The tines are a bit short but I’m still able to eat salad with it.