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Towards a Grand Unification of Cutlery -- Where can I buy a splayd? And do I have to wear gloves so I don't cut my hand using it?
Reviewed by JayFerris May 20, 03:21pm ( 148 reviews ) • eatmedaily.com
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Reviewed by Pandemic1444 on Sep 30, 6:13pm
knork? Spife?
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Reviewed by doese12 on Jul 26, 9:31am
ok...im just gonna assume that splayd comes from spoon- and the knife which can be considered a blade, and maybe even the fork..i dunno. Ill put in on my list of things to research.
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Rated by nexon on Jul 09, 9:44am
Yeah, but where's the knife part on the splayd? On the sides? that wouldn't work so well I think. What I want is the spife, with some knork tines on the end... kind of a SPORFE !
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Reviewed by youngcheesey on Jul 01, 11:35pm
So, where's the chopsticks here? That can do a better job than a fork most of the time =(
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Rated by Animaniacal on Jun 29, 2:06am
SPIFE FOR LIFE. I have one, it is used for eating Kiwifruit and it is AMAZING.
