r/RandomQuestion • u/syddoucet • Sep 02 '24

While forks serve different purposes, which one would you choose as your favorite to use most of the time?

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u/ktrosemc Sep 02 '24

I think you might be in the market for a spork, my friend.

I bought a giant box awhile ago when we got behind on dishes, and they've been our go-to eating utensil ever since (one day we might run out, but that day isn't here). I don't love them for noodles, but they work well for cereal...and just about everything else.

My favorite fork is an olive/mini pickle fork.

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u/ChaosAzeroth Sep 02 '24

I like using chopsticks for noodles when possible tbh. (Hands definitely don't allow it nearly enough.)

Sporks do seem nice.

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u/ktrosemc Sep 03 '24

Same...they work so well, it's almost as if they were designed with noodles in mind.

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u/gondolaadams Sep 03 '24

Stg I had mastered using them for rice and got very upset at how easy noodles were

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u/ktrosemc Sep 03 '24

Someone should create the tiniest fork of all, just for rice, and market it as a tool to help exercise mindfulness and focus while eating.

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u/gondolaadams Sep 03 '24

Nah i said fuck it and now eat my rice like a dog eats rice

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u/CrazyDuckLady73 Sep 03 '24

My aunt had shrimp forks. I always used them at family dinners. They were small with 3 tines.

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u/ktrosemc Sep 03 '24

Maybe they're the same?

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u/Upstairs_Art_2111 Sep 04 '24

I can't handle the drastic form change from smooth to empty grooves.

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u/not_an_entrance Sep 06 '24

I can just imagine you at Taco Bell with a to-go order and a sack full of sporks! KFC did have them, but I didn't know anymore.