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 ...

George F. asks: What is the origin of our current table utensils? Have the knife, fork, and spoon always been around? Dear George: When you think of it, the knife, fork, and spoon is a rather ratty ...

With 1.4 billion people ploughing through 80 billion pairs of throwaway chopsticks each year, China has admitted its forests can no longer provide enough cutlery for its dinner tables. "We must change ...

Chopsticks first appeared in China about 5,000 years ago, when families cooked in large pots and those that couldn't wait for the lunch gong would break twigs off trees to retrieve their food straight ...

These are the Fork-Knife Chopsticks from Uncommon Goods. Why We Love Them: The infamous spork has a cousin in these Fork-Knife Chopsticks. Use the utensils as an ordinary fork and knife, or interlock ...

Have trouble with chopsticks? Then maybe you should learn to use your opposable thumbs, you big ape. Alternatively, try these Fork-Knife chopsticks. Not only do they give dexterously-challenged diners ...