Awesome Utensils

Gerber’s upcoming camping utensil gives you nine different tools in a form that weighs less than an ounce. The full size utensil is a fork, spoon and knife in one, and it comes with a detachable kickstand that adds six more tools, including a bottle opener. Drops 2019.

This stainless steel tool belongs in every backpack. It has a spoon, a fork, metric and imperial wrenches, a flathead screwdriver, a nail puller, a bit holder, rulers, and a bottle opener. It’s TSA-compliant, and comes in stainless or black finishes. The 2-pack is the best deal.

Assassinate your asiago and conquer your cheddar with this set of stainless steel and beechwood implements of kitchen warfare. You’ll get two tiny battle axes and a spear to battle your brie, a wood shield chopping board, along with a display holder for your arsenal.

Fix yourself a nice big bowl of salad with AYPTYK’s beech wood serving spoons that look like a pair of open-end wrenches. While you could just use the ones you tuned up your car with, your guests would probably prefer something that hasn’t had axle grease on it.

The perfect EDC tool to hang from your bag, this versatile gizmo includes a spoon, fork, bottle opener, US and metric rulers, imperial and metric wrenches, carabiner, flat head screwdriver, nail puller, bit holder and a metric ruler. In black or natural stainless steel finishes.

People with cerebral palsy, Parkinson’s or other disabilities can have issues with stability or the angle of their hands, making it difficult to eat. The Liftware Steady can overcome tremors, while the Liftware Level keeps utensils flat regardless of the user’s hand position.

Designed by CTRLZAK for Seletti, this bone china tableware is an irreverent take on fine dining. Each cup, bowl, etc. starts as two separate pieces that were then split in two and then fused with mismatched halves.

Get a perfect scoop every time thanks to this high tech ice cream scoop. A biodegradable liquid in the handle captures ambient heat and transfers it to the scoop’s aluminum cutting edge, and its non-stick bowl ensures the ice cream comes out cleanly.

Droog Designs’ clever cutlery is cut from thin slivers of birch plywood. They’re sold in packs of 10, in paper sacks of forks, knives, and spoons. We suggest bringing them to picnics, then using them as kindling for your campfire.

The GoBites Duo is a spoon and fork set for travelers. It’s easy to clean, can be stacked on top of each other or connected end to end. Humangear will also release a one-piece combo spoon and fork and a three-piece set.

The TravelMate has a 4.87″ blade, a fork and an anti-microbial sheath. The blade is suited for spreading, chopping and slicing. The fork has an integrated bottle opener, can opener, screwdriver and grill scraper.

We like to think we’ve got the whole chopstick thing down to a science. And we pick up our sushi with our fingers. But for those of you who must eat à la Américain, these combo utensils should help you eat (and cheat) just fine.

Hungarian designer Krisztina Boazzai has had enough with individual plastic forks, knives, and spoons, and has come up with a single disposable utensil that works as all three. So long, spork!

Don’t muss up your delicate fingers eating so-called “finger food” – instead, grab a pair of Trongs, and rip into that barbecue with animal-like efficiency – and free up your fingers for texting!

You’re gobbling down some Pad Thai and get down to those last few bites on the plate. You could continue to work at it with your chopsticks, or just flip over your fork and knife.