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Where does the spork fall in all this?

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SS+

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Titanium sporks are widely available as camping gear.

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knoon (or spife?) would be god-tier tho

well no it wouldn’t be as you’d cut your tongue

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Missed opportunity to dunk on bougie pescatarians by including all the fancy fish & seafood cutlery like lobster tongs and fish knifes

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mussel forks

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each one is simply a tool for the food its meant to be used for, or foods are served around the utensils. places where chopsticks are prevalent meats and veggies are cut up into pieces that can be easily picked up by chopsticks. in usa you get a plate sized piece of meat and a fork and knife.

everywhere I know they eat soup with a spoon but they have all different types

im lactose intolerant so I eat cereal with a fork

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Ancient Chinese people cooked on woks because it was more fuel efficient–this meant everything cut into small pieces to cook fast (also, Old Worlders didn’t have access to huge hunks of meat)–because everything was small pieces, they could be eaten most easily with chopsticks, chopsticks are also way more efficient to produce

also, fork is easily the most pointless cutlery, especially if you’re vegan. The only thing I can remember ever needing a fork for was to hold down slabs of meat while cutting them. Everything else can be done more easily with chopsticks

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You’re no longer living at home, you can eat how you damn well please.

:jesse-wtf:

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if not at home, where are you living?

I think that’s what they are getting at.

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people can have a little cutlery as a treat.

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Shift everything down a row, bread is the best cutlery

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Finally, someone who reads theory

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Smh, this must be what his dispute with Kropotkin was about :marx-joker:

(Ironically, if I remember correctly there are actually pretty extensive passages on bread and working class nutrition in vol.1, due to the tendency for bakers to cut the flour with ash and all sorts of crap to save money)

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:kropotkin-shining:

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Especially injera.

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Oh yeah that’s the bread I was thinking of first, then I remembered that all bread is the best thing for scooping food into your mouth

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