Awesome Cutlery

Japan’s Satake Cutlery creates these modern kitchen knives that stand out thanks to their quality construction and matte black finish. The blades are crafted from stainless steel and come in four sizes: large, medium, petty, and paring. Sold individually.

Koziol’s reusable outdoor cutlery set is designed to snap together, making the pieces easy to pack and store. They’re made from durable, BPA-free and Melamine-free thermoplastic, and come in a variety of colors. Each set includes the fork, knife, and spoon.

These super-sharp kitchen knives make quick work of cutting, chopping, and slicing. The set of four knives is made from high-carbon Japanese steel and feature a non-stick ceramic coating. By reducing the blade’s angle, they’re designed to slice more smoothly than other knives. Save 35% in The Awesomer Shop.

This compact eating utensil set is perfect for camping. It combines a nice sharp fork and knife, as well as a spoon, each made from sturdy stainless steel. The knife blade folds over the spoon’s handle, while the fork clips into place for safe and easy carrying.

Esbit’s folding titanium cutlery weigh only between 12g to 18g apiece, and they can be folded in half so you can pack them even in cramped backpacks. Until 8/31/17, you can get all three as a set from Massdrop for just $30. After that, check Amazon for individual pieces.

Make meal time tool time with Seletti’s clever cutlery that doubles as a set of box wrenches made from food grade stainless steel. The only thing better is if the fork, knife, spoon and teaspoon were each different wrench sizes.

This is Sparkfun’s Semi-Horned Oblong Versatile Eating Ladle, or the SHOVEL. It has a spork, a serrated knife, a bottle cap opener and 6ft. of red paracord in its titanium body. It’s also open source. Skip to 1:28 in the video.

UK online food delivery group Just Eat has designed the Eatensil, a Swiss army knife of cutlery of sorts; it has a pizza cutter, chip fork, chopsticks, bottle opener and fork, knife and spoon.

A boon for multi-taskers, Fred’s clever Dine Ink Pen Cap Utensil set is modeled after the classic Bic ballpoint stick pens, but in this case come with food-safe, reusable fork, knife and spoon caps.

We dig these samurai chopsticks, partly because they’re modeled after the weapons of actual samurai, and partly because they’re functional and won’t cut your tongue like a real sword.

Just the concept of a portable screwdriver wrench opener multi-tool that’s also a spork has us grinning from ear-to-ear. And now, you can actually buy one, thanks to the guys at CRKT.

Guy Fieri’s Knuckle Sandwich Knives would go well with any diner, drive-in, or dive: they feature high carbon stainless steel blades, ergonomic grips, and hollow ground ovals.