Lets see your Spork/Eating Iron

[Cael Nu Mara]

As we all know that they are they way forward in all things comestable, i thought ide start a thread cellebrating their Sporky goodness. Although if you use chopsticks (blahblahblah) post them too!


At the moment i use the classic Light My Fire red one

i think ill carve a personnal one soon!




Sam

 

[Shewie]

I now have the ultimate bling in sporkery with a LMF titanium jobby.

Dropped and lost a nice green one which I have in my brew kit at the weekend so that needs replacing now.

 

[FGYT]

no piccy but i use a separate Knife fork and spoon like the old days they are titanium and weigh nothing but where a pressy

means i dont stir my tea with a spork covered in chilli sauce and can spread butter o nthe bannock while enjoying a pot noodle (ooooo Classy )

 

[tobes01]

Just got me a Lhoon, handy for stirring deep billy cans and the occasional Jetboil (OK, so I cheat, but it's handy...)

 

[korvin karbon]

The Loon rocks, so much that i use it at home sometimes

 

[apj1974]

I used to have a green plastic light my fire spork, but replaced it with a titanium one after some twonks I was on a youth camp with broke it whilst doing the washing up?:Thinkingo

means i dont stir my tea with a spork covered in chilli sauce

Oh and I also carry a teaspoon

 

[MartinK9]

I just use a spoon

 

[EdS]

problem with the LMF sporks is they don't do a left handed Ti one. They have strated doing lefty normal though.

 

[apj1974]

Does anyone known what the LMF Spork 2010 is that they are trailing on their site?

 

[maddave]

Yup..... The LMF Titanium

 

[calibanzwei]

Mine says "Made of Sheffield Steel" proudly emblazoned on the back.

 

[John Fenna]

Real Bushies carve their own!

a few of my eating utensils!

 

[rik_uk3]

Knife, fork and spoon here, sporks are a poor compromise of a utensil IMHO

 

[widu13]

I can't see the point in photographing my favourite- an Army issued spoon stamped 1984 and issued to me in 1986. These were known as racing spoons as when in training you had 90 secs to eat your dinner and the spoon let you shovel the most in!! I have a couple of LMF plastic sporks and a Ti-foon but the Army spoon is my favourite. If I ever lost it (and one day it will happen) I'll be gutted!

 

[calibanzwei]

Knife, fork and spoon here, sporks are a poor compromise of a utensil IMHO

Depends on your circumstances - mine are always up a windy hill, one-pot recipes and you eat out tha' pan. Not much call for yer' fancy forks

 

[Prawnster]

Here's my scran to gob kit.

Which opens out to these

I am definitely in show-off mode this week

 

[Sam442]

only ever take the spoon, fits nicely in a smock pocket and is bendy enough that I won't be staked through the heart should I be required to 'lie down rapidly', and the set cost about £2 7 odd years ago.

 

[Tye Possum]

I use a LMF titanium spork mostly, but sometimes I use a wooden spoon.

Here's a bad pic of the spork and a wooden spoon (I also use that Victorinox farmer in the pic for cutting food sometimes):

 

[ocean1975]

Here's my scran to gob kit.

Which opens out to these

I am definitely in show-off mode this week

I like this prawster where can i get one

 

[Belargehair]

I'm in with MartinK9. My wife and I actually has this conversation the other night. We determined that nothing we bring for food really constitutes a fork or table knife. We tried some plastics utensils but the melting factor was too high.

If we go car camping we bring a knife, fork & spoon.
If we go canoeing, then its spoons.

Soup - spoon
Mac & cheese - spoon
Oat meal - spoon
Instant mashed potatoes - spoon
Tea - spoon
Pepperoni - hands
Bannock - hands
Jerky - Hands

Spoons are easier to wash too!