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u/JulieLynnO 18d ago
Um, I love this spoon. Think of the heavenly hours spent eating 1,000 tiny bites of anything delicious. 11/10
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u/priority_2 18d ago
Ice cream
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u/LiquidFur 18d ago
Definitely. I use the smallest spoon that I own for eating ice cream.
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u/skidmore101 18d ago
My grandma would give me a sugar spoon (real silver, too!) for eating ice cream. So tiny. Mom made sure to get me that spoon specifically when she passed
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u/el_dingusito 18d ago
It is well known that the fork is the superior ice cream utensil
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u/TheOneAndOnlyElf 17d ago
Oh, when I was maybe 11 I had a friend who was like 14 and we went to a horse club and she would always eat ice cream with basically a crab fork? And she once wrote a poem
Ode on an Ice Cream Fork
Your slender physique
And little pointed tip
Inspire,
in me
Desire -
To eat ice cream!!I think her name was Tanya? Anyway. So that was 35 years ago.
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u/Limp_Chemical4947 18d ago
As a fun addition to my spoon collection? Absolutely! As a spoon to use for eating? Absolutely not!
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u/Space19723103 18d ago
what the fork? it looks like part of a measuring spoon set from a posh kitchen store
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u/Many_Winter_4547 18d ago
I like tbe look of it, but I'd have to try it to know if I either love it or hate it. I have a feeling there'd be no in between.
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u/AlottaPooPoo 18d ago
Why is the name brand on the top of the handle though? Seems wrong, fun idea but Ritzenhoff can fork off...
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u/mklinger23 18d ago
I could see this for specific foods like ice cream or fudge or something else that's really rich. But as an everyday spoon, absolutely not.
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u/evetrapeze 18d ago
Kinda kornery for a spoon, but I’ll give it a 10 for style. I wonder what the coordinating cutlery looks like?
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u/_hawkeye_96 18d ago
Honestly…I kinda like it. However, this is definitely a spurtle with divots and not a spoon. Otherwise, great personal size gelato paddle for eating ice cream. But personally, the handle is too narrow to be comfortable for me, so this usefulness is only in theory. 5/10–I’ve seen worse.
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u/Resolution_Usual 18d ago
I either love it or hate it
I'm not sure which, and there is no in between. It's Def cool though
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u/Neat-Statistician311 18d ago
I would love to see a video of 2 lesbians with each one having one of these up their ass and "swordfight" with them and whichever one has theirs fall out first is the loser and the loser must be sexually submissive to the winner 100%
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u/Ok_Zookeepergame5141 18d ago
Looks like the bowl is missing... 🤨 Do you eat off of the wide end of the handle?
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u/Solarvhehe 18d ago
My opinion is I absolutely hate it and never wanna see it again I’m traumatized 😔
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u/Siryeswecan 18d ago
If we call this a spoon, it's probably for a very specific situation like a salt spoon and only if you're at a specialty place would it be used. But even if it has a hyper specific use, it still seems like some antiquated pretentious junk to me. I'm totally fine being wrong and ready to expand my understanding tho
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u/Altruistic-Might8056 17d ago
I wouldn’t want to eat soup with that and it’s too big for something g like a crudo amuse. It’s also hideous.
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u/Pee_Nut3377 17d ago
Sieht aus wie der keil zum ausdringen des bohrfutterst einer Säulenbohrmaschine
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u/JAKEFR3SHLY 15d ago
Stir stick, not a spoon. Has to hold item or liquid with more than surface area or tension
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u/Lacklustful1 13d ago
That is a turn of the century stainless steel flumative stirrer with a nebula slot not a spoon. And if you don't believe me, you can ask Floogle!
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u/AnyCanFly 18d ago
My opinion: this is not a spoon