These heavyweight napkin rings are certain to impress. They are about 2.5 inches in diameter and are made of recycled cutlery, that said the designs may vary based on what cutlery is used. They don’t state the specific metal type but I wouldn’t bet on high-end silver myself. But goodness they do make a statement of class on the table.
Yes, if you have a welding torch and anvil you could make your own, but ordering these is so much simpler.
It is Monday and it is feeling like Dumb-day. Pictured above is a “knife” that was provided on a flight to cut steak with. Looks like it could barely cut butter. I’ve been given plastic cutlery to eat steak with in the past and this seems worse. Waste of steak and a waste of time. Welcome to Dumb-day.
And don’t even think about taking your own cutlery on a plane:
Found this interesting tool and almost passed it over as a “one use tool” as it’s advertised as a kiwi knife as you can see in the picture above. Made to both cut and scoop out the contents of a lovely kiwi. But this tool will serve well for avocados and more! This is a small, inexpensive and handy multi-tool utensil that is perfect in any kitchen drawer.
2 in 1 Stainless Steel Fruit Knife and Half Dig Spoon
And since we are talking about avocados, check out this Academy Award nominated video, for your entertainment!
As a child receiving a half grapefruit for breakfast was met with great disdain. It could only be suffered if covered in sugar and my Mother had used a knife to segment it up for me. We did have the wonderfully dangerous serrated edged spoons that could be used to threaten my sister, so I had that going for me.
Now as an adult it seems strange that I enjoy grapefruit a great deal and the right cutlery does make a difference. These stainless steel grapefruit spoons from Endurance are made of 18/10 stainless steel that is riveted to the yellow acrylic handle. They are 6″ long by 1.25″ wide and have the serrated edge required to easily extra those grapefruit segments that make for a healthy breakfast.
