what is the best cutlery option and why?
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I had used titanium sporks and they were good. But now I use a Kungaryfu antler spoon- and it's fantastic - much better 
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I had used titanium sporks and they were good. But now I use a Kungaryfu antler spoon- and it's fantastic - much better
I'm gutted I missed out on those, they look fantastic.
Yup, just use what you've got ~ if it fits in your mitts and gob and you like it, then it's all good
.I use a ti spork, but for a couple of good reasons:
- I was away and misplaced / lost / forgot what I would have usually used ...
- At the time it was the cheapest viable option ...
- Continuing to use it reminds of the trip I bought it on ...
- I can adjust the simmer ring of a trangia (or type) stove with it without damaging it ~ wouldn't like to do that with plastic or wood etc
... - Usage of titanium and sporks can annoy some folk. And the combination of the two can blow gaskets ~ and sometimes pulling a scab is fun!
if it fits in your mitts and gob and you like it, then it's all good
You still looking for that perfect biggun then
You could always get one of your 'queens' out of the drawer and carve one out of that wooden stuff off of trees
it wouldn't be antler then would it.....
spoons as the only eating item are advocated but it aint easy eating a steak with a spoon.
a simple knife fork spoon set isnt gonna hurt
spoons as the only eating item are advocated but it aint easy eating a steak with a spoon.
a simple knife fork spoon set isnt gonna hurt
You still looking for that perfect biggun then
Nah, too busy annoying folk with ti
Isn't it about time you capsized your hammock at RC again?
That's right. Antler don't grow on tree. Doofuss.
Nah, too busy annoying folk with ti
Isn't it about time you capsized your hammock at RC again?
:vio: 
I had one of those placky Light My Fire spork things ages ago, liked it but it broke one day while I was squeezing a teabag against the side of my mug with it.
Complained to a mate while I was helping her set up her rally computer before she did a rally in the Sahara.
Anyway, a while later she came back (after doing well in the rally) and being the nice person that she is she gave me a titanium Light my fire spork
for helping her.
Now some people might prefer something hand carved from wood taken from the elfen forests but me? Ti Spork works a treat.
Complained to a mate while I was helping her set up her rally computer before she did a rally in the Sahara.
Anyway, a while later she came back (after doing well in the rally) and being the nice person that she is she gave me a titanium Light my fire spork
for helping her.
Now some people might prefer something hand carved from wood taken from the elfen forests but me? Ti Spork works a treat.
A spoon from the kitchen drawer, some makeshift chopsticks and the knife I'm carrying is enough for me
I carry a Ti spoon & fork because some things are just nicer eaten with a fork; sausages, for instance, and like Sam's steak it makes some things easier too. I have a little old carbon steel table knife for prep & eating and a silicone spoon doodah thingy for getting the Tran-pans clean so that splash & wipe suffices for washing up.
For the avoidance of doubt, neither spoons nor forks are in fact cutlery. They are flatware. Cutlery....cuts.
I personally just use the Nato kfs set that comes in the handy little green sheath I guess you'd call it. But that's when I go camping at car shows and on holidays if I'm going for more of the over nighter bushcraft feel I'd probably go for something homemade
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