See this, a Titanium Spork - now I like my spork (even if its not left handed) but the reason I like my spork as is its a plastic so don't scratch my pots, pans and mug.
Thoughts on this??
Thoughts on this??
Titanium Spork?
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And I've never really understood the point of a 'spork' ... it's rubbish as a fork and it's rubbish as a spoon ...
... in summary, it's rubbish.. :swordfigh
... in summary, it's rubbish.. :swordfigh
Just like the above but in Titanium.
Its fine as a spoon and fine as a fork, its light is don't scratch your pots its springy so you can flick food at your mates, I like it
Well, I like mine 
one spork to cook with, stir with, eat my dinner with. Copes with everything from salad and a baked potato to custard
Easy care, easy clean, the only benefit the lexan one has is that it's warmer in the hand when it's -7 C or the like.......found that out at the New Year Meet
cheers,
Toddy
one spork to cook with, stir with, eat my dinner with. Copes with everything from salad and a baked potato to custard Easy care, easy clean, the only benefit the lexan one has is that it's warmer in the hand when it's -7 C or the like.......found that out at the New Year Meet
cheers,
Toddy
I have broken 2 of the plastic ones - utter waste of space in my book!
I guess that is why they are sold out of buckets - no point in fancy packaging and the sporks protect each other from damage....
When I broke a wooden foon at least I was able to make a usable spoon out of it....
I guess that is why they are sold out of buckets - no point in fancy packaging and the sporks protect each other from damage....
When I broke a wooden foon at least I was able to make a usable spoon out of it....
I bought a couple of Snow Peak titanium sporks off eBay - I'd been looking for something better than the plastic spoons you get in MRE's and the Snow Peak sporks have solid handles whereas every other spork I'd seen had a skeleton handle that collects food gunk.
a good friend of mine got me a titanium spork for christmas,i used it at middlewood thought it was ace got a fancy little clipon the end to clip it to things just not found antthing to clip it to yet but will use it all the time now, i do have a folding one as well that i carry in my walking sack.
MPWMBO
bought loads and nearly all broke or melted while cooking meals. Bought a metal one in Millets for £3 or so and apart from being a bit short is fantastic! Sporks out of plastic are total rubbish in my book 2!
Yep I have one too and love it, work well as a fork and a spoon, really great for those all in stew which folk who have met me, know that I love.
thinking of putting an edge on the side of it, not razor sharp (thinking of my mouth) but maybe to push though cooked meat etc? has anyone done this?
I had someone send a spork back because the picture didn't show the clip and the clip might be uncomfortable in the hand.
Takes allsorts I s'pose.
I often use a pointy stick, but I would agree I dont need it, I dont really need my tarp but now and again a little item can make a nice night
I love those Light My Fire sporks, cos they have a proper spoon and a proper fork, unlike the others, and the fork bit has a blunt cutting edge. I had a plastic one that broke a prong in my rucksack (must have got caught on something), so I have replaced it with a titanium one. Non-stick, and used with my titanium mug no probs with scratches! Genius.
