Awesome Utensils

Apparently, it’s not proper etiquette to use your spoon like a shovel. We say screw that. Go all in on the idea with these playful teaspoons that look like miniature shovels. The 4-piece set comes in a stainless or gold finish and in either round or square blade versions. They’re great for digging into desserts.

Boker’s pocket knife combines two of the most useful everyday tools in one. It packs a 2.76″ drop-point blade and a 3-tine fork, both made from Sandvik 12C27 steel. Its handle scales are matte black G-10, which provides excellent grip. It also includes a reversible pocket clip.

This pocket-sized, eco-friendly cutlery set lets you carry a full-size fork, spoon, and knife everywhere you go. Each piece is made from quality stainless steel and breaks down into three pieces for easy storage in the included carrying tin. Available in silver, black, blue, rose gold, or rainbow color schemes.

UCO’s reusable camping utensils nest together to save space in your pack. They can be used separately as a fork, spoon, and knife, or combined to form a longer cooking and serving utensil. Made from BPA and phthalate-free high-strength, reinforced glass nylon, and available in several color combos.

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.

This unique utensil was designed by Masami Takahashi for diners at the Japanese ramen chain Sugakiya. The stainless steel spoon/fork combo makes it easy to enjoy both the delicious noodles and broth at the same time, and without wasting disposable chopsticks.

The Science Channel’s How It’s Made takes us inside a factory that makes stainless steel forks, knives, and spoons. There’s much more to it than pouring molten metal into molds, which is what we had always assumed. We’re guessing the hollow handles cut down on raw materials cost.

This premium grilling set from Toadfish Kitchen is a great gift for weekend warriors. It includes a flexible metal spatula, tongs with serrated grippers, and a sharp grill fork, all stored inside a metal-trimmed hard case. Save 20% off the regular price in The Awesomer Shop.

These stainless steel eating utensils from Caliber Gourmet open and close like a butterfly knife. Imagine doing all of those fancy balisong tricks with this thing and then whipping out the spoon to eat a bowl of ice cream. Now that’s eating with style! Don’t need both? The spoon and fork are also sold individually.

These reusable chopsticks feature half of a spoon on their back ends, so you can turn them around and use them to sip soup or scoop up other slippery foods. They can also be used like tongs to pick items up. They’re made from food-safe resin and tested with temperatures up to 390ºF.

Is a pricey kitchen knife stronger than a cheap one? The Hydraulic Press Channel conducted the ultimate knife-on-knife battle, pressing blades against each other to see which cuts deeper. Which knife will reign supreme? We love how he says, “don’t try this at home,” as if we all have a 150-ton hydraulic press lying around.

Ross the Random is back with another cool transformation video. This time, he took an ordinary steel spoon and turned it into a beautiful work of art. First, he carefully cut out a dragon pattern using a jeweler’s saw. Then, he used a grinder and file to turn its handle into a tiny sword. We love the blue finish he added with the torch.

This handy bit of kit puts a fork, knife, and multitool inside a convenient pocket-size holder. The knife blade has both straight and serrated sections, along with a built-in bottle opener and wrenches. Choose from blue, black, or red cases. Orders include a bonus STB pen light.

Full Windsor, maker of the Muncher multi-utensil, makes these great slimline aluminum eating tools. This literal flatware has embedded magnets and couplers for easy stacking in your drawer or backpack or for stacking them together at the table. Perfect for camping, or carry them daily to reduce environmental waste.

A quality knife is a must for any kitchen, and the SEIDO Chef Knife fills that bill. The handmade Japanese knife has a sharp 15-degree blade angle and makes quick work of fruits, veggies, fish, meats, and more. Its 8″ high-carbon steel blade has an etched damascus pattern, and its handle is made from water-resistant pakka wood.

UCO’s mess kit is lightweight, food-safe, and easy to clean. It comes with a lidded bowl with a silicone gasket, along with a 3-in-1 utensil that combines a fork, spoon, and knife. The included tether holds the spork in place when not in use. There’s also a 6-piece version with a camp cup.