Eating Irons. What and why?

[salan]

Thanks Red. Not cheap but looks nice.
Alan

 

[Thoth]

Ti spork & Opinel 8 for me. The plastic LMF sporks are easy to snap, Ti one is bomb-proof. I know a spoon is 'all you need' but I like a fork.

 

[Dreadhead]

i love my kupilka set. very lightweight, easy to wash, and mainly because i hate metal forks sending shooting pain down my fillings!

 

[ateallthepies]

Folding Ti Spork for me as it fits very well in my compact cook kit. Will be getting a Ti long handle spoon for freeze dry pouch food. Chopsticks are very good if I want to slow down my eating, normally I'm like a hungry Dog at it's bowl!

Steve

 

[oldtimer]

Self-made wooden spoon which has a fork carved into one end (refuse to call it a spork even if it is) and the blade from EDC SAK. Have a drawer full of tried and rejected eating implements.

 

[slingback]

Just a spoon, currently one I made out of sweetchestnut, before one of those long sea to summit ones. But all you need is a spoon, Anything else is wasted extra weight.

 

[Shewie]

Alpkit Lhoon for freezer bag meals, Lexan knife, fork and spoon for most other things.

Folding ti spoon in brew kit

 

[rik_uk3]

You'll have a knife so just take a spoon and fork from home; anything bar a spork.

 

[copper_head]

I use a ti spoon cant remember the brand...

 

[John Fenna]

My belt knife, a home carved wooden spoon (or even a carved Spork!) and an improvised fork (sharpen a twig and split it , bind end of split and insert a splinter to hold the split open) if needed...

 

[John Fenna]

I do believe John Fenna has a pink spork complete with case going spare

Cough!
Those unclaimed by their winners dunno can be had for a donation to a breast cancer charity ...

 

[nuggets]

just pack a load of beer - then there is no need for any of those `fussy` eating utensils !!

 

[big_swede]

I use a ordinary household spoon from home. And sometimes even a fork! My coffe bag holds a silver teaspoon. Imagine that. Makeshift vampire utensil maybe?

 

[plastic-ninja]

Nice Laguiole olive handled folder that I have eaten with for years.Very sharp and feels lovely in the hand ; it's cutlery man!
Snow Peak Ti fork and spoon.Never got the hang of spork but take them if kids are coming along as they like them!
Cheers , Simon

 

[johnnytheboy]

Snow peak ti spork, just use my usual knife!

 

[Barn Owl]

Folding titanium spork for me.

 

[Humpback]

Ti folders. But bought a Lhoon for pouch meals.

 

[11binf]

hi folks...i mostly use a old G.I. metal spoon, some times with a fork...for me at least they last longer and way stonger than a plastic one...i also have the German set as pictured and use that from time to time aswell...vince g. 11B INF...

 

[Aussiepom]

Ti spoon, non-folding hence easier to clean in the field. No need for anything else. If you feel you really need a fork, just sharpen a twig or make a pair of chopsticks. Tried sporks - waste of space, but that's just my own opinion.

 

[GordonM]

It depends on my intended meals as to what I take. My favorite is a little Adventuridge hobo set that was gifted to me by Sniper (thanks John).

The fork not needed for this meal but is along as part of the set.

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Sometimes with a bit of beef the knife and fork come in handy.


At other times, a small Scout KFS set is what I bring for a meal.


I might pack an AlphaLight Long anodized aluminum spoon (Sea to Summit) and use my pocket knife for the meal.


Or I might just pack a plastic spoon.


Gordy