Jugglernick
Reviewed: 15 October 2006
A TRIUMPH OF DESIRABILITY OVER COMMON SENSE
It's very light, it obviates the need to carry both. It is titanium so as all outdoor-types know that means it is so good that if Buddha went backpacking he'd carry one. Being titanium also means that it is indestructible, also bulletproof so remember to carry it in a breast pocket in hunting season.
It doesn't actually do the job of either very well and it costs far too much. As a spoon it cannot get anything out of the corners of a pan (eating a yogurt is a sort of expensive torture) and as a fork the tines aren't sharp enough to do damage to anything much harder than jelly.
Don't get me wrong, I actually love this. It is indestructible and saves on space and weight and is the only bit of titanium I own, but it really is one of those devices that is more about attracting us to buy it than providing us with a life-changing utensil.
