Since the 17th century, when modern methods of table usage were first developed, little has gone on in the world of knife, fork, and spoon. An exception is the invention of the spork, a ...

Here’s another alternative: The Unitensil, a lightweight, foldable knife-fork-spoon combo that’s small and flexible enough to fit in a pocket when it’s not in use.

It costs US$35 for the complete set with knife or $18 for a fork and spoon combo to be used with an existing No. 08 knife. Both sets include the microfiber napkin.

The EATi Mag system, however, combines 10 tools in what looks like a simple knife, fork and spoon set. We've seen nesting sets of outdoor dining utensils before, and even sets that stick together ...

If you think sporks are the only hybrid eating utensil, this comprehensive Wikipedia article will expand your culinary ...

The bizarre knife-fork-spoon combo is more dumbell than cutlery, with both the knife and fork weighing in at 1kg each and the spoon, 2kg. Taste and tone: ...

And unlike those multi-purpose knife/fork/spoon combo tools, you won’t get both ends of these utensils dirty while you eat. A pair will set you back around $50, which isn’t cheap.

Superior to the spoon/fork combination found in school cafeterias, which is usually a poor substitute for either implement (just try eating spaghetti with a spork), this Swiss Army Knife of ...

Historians have long agreed that before the spoon, the fork and the knife, people ate with their hands – a state which evidently evolved into the development of tableware and cutlery and table ...