"The Spinning Spaghetti Forks" motorized forks

[Motorized forks "The Spinning Spaghetti Forks" by Hammacher Schlemmer]

Motorized forks "The Spinning Spaghetti Forks" by Hammacher Schlemmer

The tines of these motorized forks rotate to spin the spaghetti into a spiral that is easy to absorb. The ergonomically located button on the handle turns on a rotating mechanism, while the teeth rotate at a speed of 22 rpm, smoothly wrapped in paste.

Now there is no need to fiddle around awkwardly to roll the noodles, using an auxiliary spoon for help. The universal motorized forks can handle all types of pasta including linguine, fettuccine and noodles.

Removable metal prongs should be dishwasher safe. Requires two AAA batteries for each plug. Includes two 8 1/4 "L x 1" H (4 oz) plugs.

Attention! Try not to turn on the plug when it is in your mouth!

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this plug, Chief, you need a familiar dentist

No, well, just laziness is the engine of progress!)))

Forget about what kind of fork you have in your hands, put it in your mouth, the motor will work, it will scratch your entire mouth, or else it will wind your tongue.

And there is no reverse move so that it unwinds in your mouth?

[Toucanpic cutlery, toucan beak]

Here's another interesting fork idea:

Toucanpic cutlery, toucan beak

The designers Swati Tavanandi and Yogesh Munavalli have decided to redesign the cutlery. But not complete, but partial, just to add a little convenience to items that have been used for millennia. They took inspiration from the beak of the toucan bird and came up with the optional Toucanpic cutlery.

It puts on a finger and can prick and hold food, just like a bird does with its beak. You can use every finger to eat and make the process fun and easy.



The designers are sure that along with the increase in the speed of life, the speed of cooking and eating increases. Cutlery, if it undergoes any changes, the improvements will relate to hygiene and ease of use.



Toucanpic is somewhat similar to sticks, only it is easier and more convenient to use it.

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This fork is more acceptable to me.