A cool guide to different types of forks
2 years ago by contentbot to c/coolguides
You really made me feel like I was there, laughing at you like the rest
Forks at the ready 
But what happens when you are served a seafood dessert made with fruit and fish?
The Masterson's will have a bit of a tizzy when it comes to hosting next months neighborhood afternoon soiree. I'm sure the Jefferson's will have a chuckle at the end of the meal.
fine dining can go fork off
When appearances and etiquette become more important than the food ..... I'd rather have a box of KD and watch some Netflix in my underwear.
Fork? .... I'd use the same spoon I used to make the food and eat it straight from the pot to save myself from doing more dishes than I have to.
I'd commit sudoku
There's an actual fork for spaghetti!?!
Why have I never seen one before? WTF is this conspiracy?
I've been to many italian establishments and have never seen them. probably just a gimmick nobody knows about
It would be so uncomfortable to use 😬
I still think it's weird using a spoon for spaghetti.
I've seen it done. I get why people do it. I still think it's weird.
Whatever. Be weird. So your thing. As long as it gets the food from the plate to your face, who am I to say it's wrong?
I've never seen an italian eat spaghetti with a spoon, but maybe it varies by region.
Seems like a common thing in North America. I've seen plenty of people use a spoon to hold the tip of their fork to spin it and ball up spaghetti (and similar noodle pasta).
I'm not even Italian, I think it's weird. Far be it for me to tell anyone how to eat though. So I just shut my mouth and eat my spaghetti, my way.
The list is disappointingly missing many variants, such as:
- The Spork (an invention commonly attributed to Samuel W. Francis, but which remains in doubt)
- The Knork, from the popular show Knork and Knindy (knanu-knanu)
- Neptune's trident (four out of five dentists recommend it)
- Cluster fork (as experienced by yours truly at least once per fortnight when production goes down)
- The most ancient and purest form of all: the monofork, aka kebap skewer
Of all the fork shapes, the table fork seems the least useful for its named purpose.
Hows a crab meant to hold that?
Nice
Where are garden fork and tuning fork?
Italians
- make weird noodles
- need strange tools to eat them
South east asians
- use literal sticks that chop
- make overcomplicated food that just needs to be grabbed
- breed special rice that sticks
Germans
- Spoon go brrr
I love sticky rice tho. Just saying.
Those Asians, they had some ideas, let me tell you.
The Broadfork : https://www.easydigging.com/...
And remember if you see a fork in the road, take it.
What if I'm having fish salad for dessert?
Whenever I'm trying to get people to do something and they are ambivalent I always use the line "I thought I was teamed up with superheroes but I'm stuck here with Lazy Boy and the Recliner!" No one gets it.
Seriously what’s the point.
How is a salad fork any better than a commoner fork for a salad.
The same for most of these.
Alternatively:
- Spork
- The little one with two prongs
- No the other little one with two prongs
- The one with 3 prongs
- The wibbledy one
- The one that looks like a staple puller
- The bbq fork/turkey carving one
- The normal fork
- The normal but 3 prongs fork
- The other normal fork
- The smaller normal but 3 prongs fork
- The tiny stabby one
- That weird little one where the tips hate each other
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Everyone was having a fish party so I grabbed my fish fork but once I arrived I realized I had grabbed my pastry fork instead. Everyone laughed at me. "Want a fish pie?" they kept asking. "Want a fish pie?"
God, I'm so embarrassed. I wish I had seen this chart sooner.
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