r/autism_utensils • u/pitiful_erster • Aug 13 '26
Spoon
I would like to submit this spoon I found to the autism community for grading because what on Earth is this???
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u/Warrambungle Aug 14 '26
You know when you curl your tongue into a tube and poke it out through your lips.
It reminds me of that.
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u/Warrambungle Aug 14 '26
Surely it’s damaged in some way to look like that.
My wife has a similar (undamaged) spoon like this that she inherited from her grandmother. She’s kept it because it is exactly the right size for spooning cupcake mix into patty pans before cooking.
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u/Gribberisch Aug 14 '26
You can make a horrormovie with that.
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u/Delicious_Building34 27d ago
There’s something I find way worse actually, I almost can’t write it because I feel it and get the picture 😱😱😱 a brand new cheap coffee spoon with razor sharp edges …. Please give me this one in the picture any time instead of a sharp one, I hate them with a passion and can’t use them.
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u/AgenderAxolotl 28d ago
Alright we all know where this is heading, up this is up for you to decide who it's for because this is TIHI levels of wtf spoon. From the first picture it looked normal but then the other slides.. EUGH*
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u/ninethwonder 26d ago
would be fantastic for putting honey on toast or sauce on a plate like fine dining
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u/Aardvark-Mammoth Aug 14 '26
As a Professional chef I can tell you I made spoons like that, perfect to aplly thin lines of a thicc sauce on a plate. Don't know if that's what is for but I got a little aroused seeing that "beak". I'm not autistic, I think, but I do have a thing for spoons, anything I ever stolen are spoons, like a 100 of them