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• Handy New Spork

  I'm a huge spork fan. I can't justify my love for this strange little invention, but it's great, especially for children.  This spork has a tiny little version of a plasti knife on the side of the fork.  Light My Fire's spork comes in small, medium and large. Lightweight and durable, they'd be great for a picnic with your little one. Read More... Posted Apr 05 2009, 06:00 PM by AmandaHill with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: utensils, sporks, plastic, polycarbonate, The Spoon Sisters

• No Pandas Were Harmed in the Making of This Bamboo Spork

  Considering that bamboo is the fastest-growing plant on earth, it'd be great to see this kids' spork from Bambu rise up to overtake the petroleum-based contraptions we're used to getting from takeout joints. Handmade from 100% organically grown moso (among the bamboo species not munched on by pandas), Bambu's spork is free of bleaches or dyes and is generally one of the safer contraptions your toddler can stick in his or her mouth, relatively speaking. Read More... Posted Apr 10 2008, 09:02 AM by Aaron Burgess with | with no comments Filed under: eco-friendly, bamboo, bambu, kitchen, sporks, branch, fair labor practices, sustainable products, eating utensils, kids' utensils

• Packing Lunch? Don't Forget Your Hog Wild Beetle Spork!

  An alert reader sent this one in, and I had to stop myself from buying one of every color. Your child will be the hit of the lunch table with one of these beetle sporks or spoons -- each one folds up small, but the wings unfold and form a handle when it's time to eat. $9.99 each at The Container Store. Posted Nov 24 2007, 01:03 PM by Mir with | with no comments Filed under: dining out, hog wild, forks, the container store, sporks