pizza fork anyone?

**Sara Noel** · 10-19-2005, 01:06 AM

http://mileskimball.com/shopping/pro...&keyword=pizza

**bamamomto4** · 10-19-2005, 01:16 AM

Well,I couldn't eat with that! And besides,I just pick mine up with my hands lol

**halo475** · 10-19-2005, 06:25 AM

A fool and their money...

**Michelle** · 10-19-2005, 09:04 AM

Now that's a gadget I can do without lol

**Jayne** · 10-19-2005, 09:39 AM

Well if that isn't a waste of money, what is????

**Darlene** · 10-19-2005, 11:02 AM

I'd slice myself trying to use that.

**Kimberlina** · 10-19-2005, 11:16 AM

Okay, I'll admit to being one of those dorks that will use a knife and fork on a piece of pizza in some situations, but this is just too bizarre. Definitely not for me....

**UPSyours2** · 10-19-2005, 02:21 PM

Originally posted by Michelle
Now that's a gadget I can do without lol

I buy lots of kewl gadgets but this I wouldn't think about placing soo close to my mouth

I eat my

by hand unless its a Pizza Hut deep dish then I need a fork to scoop up all the toppings

I have a watermelon fork, pasta fork (came w/an item I bought) not sure if it was Ron Popeils's pasta maker or the magic meatball maker.

I got a New Zealand Zespri Kiwi spife (it's half spoon half knife combo made of plastic) from a Zespri kiwi mail-in offer many years ago, saw a mango fork online, was thinking about buying one of these!

http://www.zesprikiwi.com/spife.htm

Spifes are plastic, green or gold, and about four inches long. Use the knife end to slice a kiwi in half. Then, use the spoon end to scoop out the yummy fruit.

It's a common question, "Where can I get a Spife?" The good news is that Spifes are free. The bad news is that they are not available through this Web site. We did offer free Spifes through this site one time, and the demand was so huge that our humble resources could not accommodate the volume of requests.

So, where can you find a Spife? We give away free Spifes at every community event we participate in throughout the summer and early fall. You can also find Spifes at retail grocery stores that supply ZESPRIâ„¢ Kiwifruit. If you have trouble finding ZESPRIâ„¢ Kiwi at your local stores, then send us an e-mail, and we'll lend a hand. info@zesprikiwi.com

Industry and Educational Resources: LINKS

http://www.zesprikiwi.com/links.htm

http://www.zesprikiwi.com/nutrition.htm

A new study shows that kiwifruit also has added benefits for the heart. Conducted by the University of Oslo in Norway, the study reveals that eating two to three kiwifruit a day has the same heart-healthy effects as a daily dose of aspirin. And it tastes a lot better too.
A two-piece serving of kiwi has twice the vitamin C of an orange, as much potassium as a banana and as much fiber as a serving of bran flakes - all for about 100 calories. Kiwifruit is also a good source of magnesium, is sodium-free and a low-fat source of vitamin E.

Kiwifruit also has a moderate to low glycemic index of 52, making it a good fit in most diabetic diet plans. And green kiwifruit also works well as a natural digestive aid.

This is not the same one I saw but here's a mango fork
http://www.mangofork.com/

What is it?
A stainless steel utensil for holding, peeling, and eating mangos. Mango Forks are used in mango growing areas around the world.

Why use it?
To peel and eat mangos without the mess.

How to use it?
The fork is inserted into the seed at the stem end of the fruit, and serves as a handle. You hold the fork with the mango on it as you peel the fruit; no slipping, squeezing, or dropping of the mango.

Who uses it?
Mango Forks are found in every kitchen, bar, and restaurant in mango growing areas of the world. In the United States mangos and mango forks are new items to many consumers. Once you try them you will discover the nutritional value of mangos and the utility of Emma's Mango Fork.

http://www.mangofork.com/more.htm
How to pick a ripe mango!