Tinned Fish Fork Collection Tour

The always amazing Tinned Fish Reviews shows off his collection of Fish Forks. That’s fun cutlery and very specific. What are Tinned Fish Forks you ask?

Tinned fish forks emerged during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when preserved seafood such as sardines, anchovies, herring, and sprats became increasingly popular across Europe and North America. As canned foods gained prominence, manufacturers and silversmiths introduced specialized serving utensils designed to complement these delicacies. These forks were typically made from silver, silver plate, or stainless steel and featured broad, flat tines that allowed users to lift delicate fish from shallow tins without breaking the fillets. Many antique tinned fish forks were produced in decorative patterns, reflecting the Victorian and Edwardian appreciation for elegant tableware, even for simple foods.

Today, tinned fish forks are valued for both their practicality and their vintage appeal. Their wide, gently spaced tines make it easy to serve fragile fish while allowing excess oil or brine to drain back into the tin. Although originally intended for preserved seafood, they are also useful for serving smoked salmon, pickled herring, marinated vegetables, and other delicate appetizers. Collectors appreciate antique examples for their craftsmanship and historical significance, while modern versions continue to be used by enthusiasts who enjoy presenting tinned seafood with a touch of classic dining etiquette.

A Spoon made entirely from Sugar

Ben Walker wanted to make a fork from salt and only salt. And he did. He spent more than a year working on it and he’s did it. Now he want’s to make a spoon from sugar. Watch the video below to see how he made this sugary cutlery. And now he wants to sell you the sugar spoon. Not good for diabetes, but fork it. We must ask, why no sugary fork or even knife?

Buy the Sugar Spoon at https://bnwl.kr/products/sugar-spoon

The Safest Eating Utensil

This is a spoon. We kid you not. This is the safest spoon you might ever get your hands on. If you are handed one of these spoons to use then you are probably in prison or a special hospital. It’s considered the Safest Eating Utensil and it’s from https://Ecosecurityutensil.com/. Here’s what they say about it:

EcoSecurity Utensil (ESU) is THE safest and most humane disposable utensil option where utensils may be used for self harm or harm to others.
ESU is the trusted disposable utensil for safety trays because it can’t be sharpened, used to cut skin, or cause harm if swallowed.
Because it is disposable, it can help reduce the spread of Covid.
ESU is humane and non-punitive: It can reduce the tedium and cost of a finger-food-only menu.
ESU is designed to reduce costly and dangerous self-harm incidents.
They are made from a slick, moisture-resistant, FDA-approved paperboard, much like a milk carton. In one fold, they become the perfect sturdy scoop for any semi-solid food. Ultra-compact to store. Manufactured in the US.

Go check out their website for more info.

The Invention Of The Walking Spoon (Walking Stick Spoon)

The amazing “Atomic Shrimp” on Youtube shows us how he makes a unique walking stick shaped like a spoon. He carves a hazel log into a spoon-like walking stick. This has got to be one of the more unique cutlery art projects we have ever seen.