The Fork-Knife Chopsticks Allow Users to Learn Without Going Hungry
Susan Keefe — November 23, 2011 — Art & Design
References: uncommongoods & incrediblethings
The road to mastering the fine art of balancing one's food between two sticks has many bumps, but have no fear, because these ingenious Fork-Knife Chopsticks from Uncommon Goods will see you through every hurdle. Outfitted with the prongs of a fork and the safe blade of a butter knife, the Fork-Knife Chopsticks allow you to practice your chopsticks skills without starving.
After several failed attempts with chopsticks, you've likely reached the end of your tether. Having not successfully transferred one morsel of food to your very hungry mouth, you have the choice to throw in the towel and put your western utensils to use without have to dirty another set. The Fork-Knife Chopsticks act as training wheels until you master the Asian utensils. Now, you'll never throw another pair of chopsticks out the window in despair.
Creative and clever, the Fork-Knife Chopsticks will keep you from giving up on sushi altogether.
After several failed attempts with chopsticks, you've likely reached the end of your tether. Having not successfully transferred one morsel of food to your very hungry mouth, you have the choice to throw in the towel and put your western utensils to use without have to dirty another set. The Fork-Knife Chopsticks act as training wheels until you master the Asian utensils. Now, you'll never throw another pair of chopsticks out the window in despair.
Creative and clever, the Fork-Knife Chopsticks will keep you from giving up on sushi altogether.
Trend Themes
1. Multifunctional Utensils - The development of hybrid utensils that combine features of different utensils.
2. Novelty Kitchenware - Creation of unique and entertaining kitchenware designs to add fun to the dining experience.
3. Cultural Adaptation Tools - Development of products that ease the process of adapting to foreign cultures and practices.
Industry Implications
1. Kitchenware Manufacturing - Manufacturing companies that focus on the production of innovative kitchen utensils.
2. Food Service Industry - Businesses that provide dining experiences, such as restaurants and buffets.
3. Cultural Exchange Companies - Companies that offer services and products to ease cultural adaptation for travelers and expats.
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