Ben Walker wants to make a fork from salt and only salt. And he did. He spent more than a year working on it and he’s done it. Watch the video below to see how he made this salty cutlery. And now he wants to sell you the salt fork. Not good for high blood pressure, but fork it. We must ask, why no salty spoon or even knife?
He has this to say: “The salt fork has yet to eclipse either the salt or fork industries. No doubt the result of deep political lobbying by big salt and big fork”
Category: Cutlery in the news
Is this the Most Expensive Cutlery you can buy?
In a mansion grand, on a hill so high,
Lies the fanciest cutlery that money can buy.
With forks of gold and knives so fine,
Each spoon’s a marvel, each fork divine.
A billionaire’s feast, they gleam with pride,
Cutlery so precious, it’s kept inside.
No fingerprints, no greasy smears,
Only velvet gloves and chefs with cheers.
“Oh, do be careful,” the butler pleads,
“These knives are sharper than royal decrees!”
The salad fork sparkles with diamonds bright,
And the soup spoon’s encrusted with sapphires light.
Yet as dinner starts, there’s a twist so bold,
The billionaire guests with stories untold.
For the golden forks are too heavy to lift,
And the gem-studded knives? They barely shift.
In the end, they all laugh with a cheer so grand,
Eating finger food with bare hands.
So here’s to the lesson, clear and sunny,
Sometimes it’s not about the money.
You can but the above Francis 1st by Reed & Barton, Sterling 5-PC Setting w/Soup Spoon from Amazon
KRAFT Dinnerware – Mac and Cheese Stained Spoon
OK, there’s a lot to tell here so let’s start at the beginning. The online kitchenware company Ann Sandra has introduced their new product the “KRAFT Dinnerware” set which features a Ceramic cereal bowl, Ceramic pasta bowl and a Silicone spoon. Which are “pre-stained” with that Kraft Dinner orange hue. But they state “No KD was used in the making of this collection!” This collection was created by Les-Ottomans in collaboration with Kraft Dinner. Paying for a couple stained bowls and spoon does seems a little silly but the internet KD Cheese and Mac people have something to say about it. Here’s a few comments from the interweb:
“Let’s be real here. We’re all eating KD straight out the pot. Ain’t nobody washin a whole nother bowl for some KD.”
“As a huge KD fan I actually quite enjoy these but I’d go insane trying to keep em clean.”
“It’s a celebration of a meal that sustained a lot of us and was a big part of our childhood. It looks like a well loved bowl you would have been stained over and over while trying to be modern. I love it.”
“Pre stained dinnerware is an unhinged marketing strategy”
Magic Spoon Could Make Meals Healthier
This one is some interesting new technology for cutlery. A new Japanese invention claims to help people reduce their salt consumption. The so-called electric spoon works by passing a weak electric charge to the tongue, drawing in the taste of salt, eliminating the need for users to add salt to their food. Excess sodium intake has been linked to several health problems and this might just help? Check out the video above to see how it works. Thanks to https://www.scmp.com