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Utensil Fandom

Why do utensils start and end with the knife, fork, and spoon? Let’s highlight a few attempts over the years to create utensils that think outside of the plate.

Mar 30, 2022

Never A Dull Moment

How sharp knives disappeared from the dining room table, only to return, centuries later, in steak knife form. Kings, cardinals, and factories are involved.

Aug 22, 2017

Let's Talk About Forks, Baby

From giant spoons to twisty forks, here are a few weird utensils that will probably make it harder for you to eat than it already is.

Jan 06, 2017

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