Carrying a compact spork pays off every now and then

11 Comments

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2. tonystark29 2 years ago

   List

   – pocket spork
   – my [pocket organizer](https://www.reddit.com/r/EDC/comments/zru98b/my_custom_leather_pocket_organizer_update/) with all its things
   – chicken Biryani

3. Immediate_Party_6045 2 years ago

   I’d shit my pants if I tried to eat that on lunch then go back to work haha

4. BrokenRobot01 2 years ago

   are you just eating on the floor?

5. Disky_Whick 2 years ago

   Hell yeah I love when I find ground food and can whip out my utensils

6. mrp1ttens 2 years ago

   I’ve carried the same spork in my bag for well over a decade. Comes in clutch fairly often

7. Onix-B 2 years ago

   Getting caught without some form of eating utensil sucks! Often thought about getting the Gerber spork thingy.

8. Flossthief 2 years ago

   I always laughed at people who bring utensils on camping trips

   Since we’re almost always surrounded by infinite chop sticks

9. sportyspice4life 2 years ago

   You love to see it

10. work4bandwidth 2 years ago

    I used to hate having to get take-out or go to a food court and suffer through tiny fork/spoon situations. I carry a spork now – a Human Gear Ti-Uno Titanium spork. Fits nicely in the admin pouch of my work EDC backpack. Lightweight and pretty solid. I considered the one you use but a one piece with no moving parts and ease of cleaning sold me on the Ti-Uno.

11. imjappo 2 years ago

    Damn, looks delicious