Spork Roundup

Nothing says summer camping like the humble spork. Neither spoon, nor fork alone can best its elegant functionality. Lowbrow? High five. Here’s to you, spork. Your day has come.

(And while you’re here, check out our Camping with Kids Guide on Mighty Junior.)

| Posted: 25 Jun, 2008 by Margaret Mason

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• Spork, Sans Handle

  

  Enough bowl for soup, enough tine for spaghetti. Your hands will be filthy, but it’s a small price to pay for this kind of utility.

  $3 at Museum of Useful Things | Buy

  

  | Posted 25 Jun, 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Light My Fire Spork

  

  A spork to match every outfit.

  $3 at Mountain High Outfitters | Buy

  

  | Posted 25 Jun, 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Optimus Titanium Folding Spork

  

  When it’s imperative that you have a spork on you at all times.

  $15 at Campmor | Buy

  

  | Posted 25 Jun, 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Kid’s Bamboo Spork

  

  Sporks for the next generation.

  $4 at Green Feet | Buy

  

  | Posted 25 Jun, 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Spork

  

  Garnish with one end, stir with the other. Sporks even make it easier to have a cocktail. Oh trusty spork, is there no task that can vanquish you?

  $3 at Wait Stuff | Buy

  

  | Posted 25 Jun, 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Titanium Spork

  

  An ultra-lightweight spork for speed eaters.

  $9 at Think Geek | Buy

  

  | Posted 25 Jun, 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Ramen Spoon/Fork

  

  Who are you kidding MoMA? Spoon/Fork? We know a spork when we see one.

  $12 at MOMA Store | Buy

  

  | Posted 25 Jun, 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Veneerware Sporks

  

  At last, a posh spork. These attractive, disposable utensils are made of organic bamboo. Once you toss them, they’ll degrade within six months.

  $10 at Branch Home | Buy

  (For twenty.)

  

  | Posted 19 Mar, 2008 by Margaret Mason