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What are these silver “sporks” for?
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I was going through some miscellaneous silverware in my in-laws' drawers, and ran across a set of these strange-looking forks that look a bit like sporks.
Anyone know what specific food they're for?
UPDATE: the forks in the photo are quite small, only about 5 inches long, the size of a salad fork.
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I was going through some miscellaneous silverware in my in-laws' drawers, and ran across a set of these strange-looking forks that look a bit like sporks.
Anyone know what specific food they're for?
UPDATE: the forks in the photo are quite small, only about 5 inches long, the size of a salad fork.
utensils
asked 4 hours ago
FuzzyChefFuzzyChef
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I believe they are nothing more than serving forks
– Steve Chambers
3 hours ago
Ah, no, they're quite small. I'll update the description.
– FuzzyChef
23 mins ago
add a comment |
I was going through some miscellaneous silverware in my in-laws' drawers, and ran across a set of these strange-looking forks that look a bit like sporks.
Anyone know what specific food they're for?
UPDATE: the forks in the photo are quite small, only about 5 inches long, the size of a salad fork.
utensils
asked 4 hours ago
FuzzyChefFuzzyChef
18.5k124488
I was going through some miscellaneous silverware in my in-laws' drawers, and ran across a set of these strange-looking forks that look a bit like sporks.
Anyone know what specific food they're for?
UPDATE: the forks in the photo are quite small, only about 5 inches long, the size of a salad fork.
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I believe they are nothing more than serving forks
– Steve Chambers
3 hours ago
Ah, no, they're quite small. I'll update the description.
– FuzzyChef
23 mins ago
add a comment |
1
I believe they are nothing more than serving forks
– Steve Chambers
3 hours ago
Ah, no, they're quite small. I'll update the description.
– FuzzyChef
23 mins ago
1
1
I believe they are nothing more than serving forks
– Steve Chambers
3 hours ago
I believe they are nothing more than serving forks
– Steve Chambers
3 hours ago
Ah, no, they're quite small. I'll update the description.
– FuzzyChef
23 mins ago
Ah, no, they're quite small. I'll update the description.
– FuzzyChef
23 mins ago
add a comment |
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Assuming they are the same size as the other forms and spoons, they are most likely ice cream forks.
Other possibilities are a terrepin fork or a ramekin fork (both are more specialized, and possibly less fun, than an ice cream fork).
answered 3 hours ago
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Based on a image search, ice cream fork appears to be correct. Shame, terrapin fork would have been somewhat exciting from a "wierd antiques" perspective. As a bonus, though, I now know that I have several Ramekin Forks in the same set; I thought they were just salad forks!
– FuzzyChef
19 mins ago
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Assuming they are the same size as the other forms and spoons, they are most likely ice cream forks.
Other possibilities are a terrepin fork or a ramekin fork (both are more specialized, and possibly less fun, than an ice cream fork).
answered 3 hours ago
EricaErica
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Based on a image search, ice cream fork appears to be correct. Shame, terrapin fork would have been somewhat exciting from a "wierd antiques" perspective. As a bonus, though, I now know that I have several Ramekin Forks in the same set; I thought they were just salad forks!
– FuzzyChef
19 mins ago
add a comment |
Assuming they are the same size as the other forms and spoons, they are most likely ice cream forks.
Other possibilities are a terrepin fork or a ramekin fork (both are more specialized, and possibly less fun, than an ice cream fork).
answered 3 hours ago
EricaErica
6,87864275
1
Based on a image search, ice cream fork appears to be correct. Shame, terrapin fork would have been somewhat exciting from a "wierd antiques" perspective. As a bonus, though, I now know that I have several Ramekin Forks in the same set; I thought they were just salad forks!
– FuzzyChef
19 mins ago
add a comment |
Assuming they are the same size as the other forms and spoons, they are most likely ice cream forks.
Other possibilities are a terrepin fork or a ramekin fork (both are more specialized, and possibly less fun, than an ice cream fork).
answered 3 hours ago
EricaErica
6,87864275
Assuming they are the same size as the other forms and spoons, they are most likely ice cream forks.
Other possibilities are a terrepin fork or a ramekin fork (both are more specialized, and possibly less fun, than an ice cream fork).
answered 3 hours ago
EricaErica
6,87864275
answered 3 hours ago
EricaErica
6,87864275
answered 3 hours ago
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answered 3 hours ago
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Based on a image search, ice cream fork appears to be correct. Shame, terrapin fork would have been somewhat exciting from a "wierd antiques" perspective. As a bonus, though, I now know that I have several Ramekin Forks in the same set; I thought they were just salad forks!
– FuzzyChef
19 mins ago
add a comment |
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Based on a image search, ice cream fork appears to be correct. Shame, terrapin fork would have been somewhat exciting from a "wierd antiques" perspective. As a bonus, though, I now know that I have several Ramekin Forks in the same set; I thought they were just salad forks!
– FuzzyChef
19 mins ago
1
1
Based on a image search, ice cream fork appears to be correct. Shame, terrapin fork would have been somewhat exciting from a "wierd antiques" perspective. As a bonus, though, I now know that I have several Ramekin Forks in the same set; I thought they were just salad forks!
– FuzzyChef
19 mins ago
Based on a image search, ice cream fork appears to be correct. Shame, terrapin fork would have been somewhat exciting from a "wierd antiques" perspective. As a bonus, though, I now know that I have several Ramekin Forks in the same set; I thought they were just salad forks!
– FuzzyChef
19 mins ago
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I believe they are nothing more than serving forks
– Steve Chambers
3 hours ago
Ah, no, they're quite small. I'll update the description.
– FuzzyChef
23 mins ago