Well this is a clever bit of cutlery design. This spoon is made of stainless steel and features a longer 5.5 inch handle to reach into deeper jars of honey or jam. Then once you’ve mixed the honey into your tea the spoon has a handy little bend in it to rest on the edge of your cup or the jam jar. And it needn’t be just a spoon for honey or jam, it would be handy for spices and other baking ingredients.
I’ll admit it’s a weird looking spoon but a useful bit of flatware.
According to an article from Ben Spencer of the Daily Mail Online: Despite centuries of tradition, scientists say that fine cutlery is made of the wrong stuff. Silver knives, forks and spoons make certain types of food taste unpleasant, they have discovered.
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Someone complained that our last post about Cymbal Monkey Salad Tongs wasn’t very practical and too loud to let their children use at the dining table. Are these better? They make less noise I would think. And seem to make more of a bite on the salad. Any snarling and snapping alligator noises are not the products fault.
Come on people, lighten up a little. Sometimes mealtime should be fun time, no one said you have to use this cutlery every day. Fred’s Salad Snapper Alligator Salad Tongs are made from abs plastic and stainless steel and dishwasher safe.
We have looked at some fun cutlery and gadgets from Fred and Friends. And I have to say when I first saw these Salad Tongs I wasn’t sure what the situation was. But the name “Ting Ting Tongs Cymbal Monkey Salad Tongs Cymbal Smashing Salad Servers” is not only fun to say but sums up their purpose entirely.
When supper is ready to serve and salad is on the menu, ring the monkey cymbals together to announce that the meal is to begin. Then let the kids have fun serving their own salad. And then I recommend putting the tongs back in kitchen when done serving if you want some peace and quiet 🙂