The product was first introduced on Kickstarter as "a quick and convenient way to single-handedly slice, fork and feed your face." Why use a knife and a fork when you can use one tool that does both?

There’s an eternal battle going on in my head on what’s the greatest utensil in the entire world. I flip with a fork but then flop to chopsticks, I side with the spear and then Benedict Arnold to ...

Do you love sloppy sauces but hate getting your fingers dirty while using fries to sop up the extra flavor? Worry no more, misophobes, McDonald’s has invented a silly-looking utensil that will keep ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Writing about food, people and places...one plate at a time. Since the advent of the fork as a widely used item in the 11th ...

It might surprise you to learn that the utensil you eat with every day was once considered immoral, unhygienic, and a tool of the devil. In fact, the word “fork” is derived from the Latin furca, ...

Business in the front, party in the back: The Chork, a fork and chopsticks hybrid, may be the kitchen-utensil equivalent of the mullet. Panda Express recently announced that it may offer Chorks at its ...