What, you may ask, is a Knork? I shall tell you! Knorks are forks that are designed in such a way that you are able to cut your food better without needing a knife. It's supposed to be a fork and knife combo in one. Trust me, it's much better than the invention of the spork.
I had no idea that Knorks existed until I saw a deal on Livingsocial.com for a $60 flatware set for only $14. Since having kids has made it completely impossible to maintain an entire flatware set in my silverware drawer, I figured this was a great deal to get some nice flatware for a great price. We ended up getting two of the deals so we could get a bigger flatware set. Here's all the stuff we were able to get:
We got two stainless steel 5 piece flatware sets (compete with one big and one little knork) and two large knorks. To be completely honest, if it weren't for my complete love of everything that seems weird and the fact that my birthday was coming up, we may not have gotten these. But, we did get them and I've loved them more than anyone should ever love a piece of flatware.
The knorks are fun to use. I know- I used them on any and every thing that I could possibly think of. Here's how they measured up:
Steak- tough to cut with but actually did it.
Chicken, broccoli, waffles, pancakes, and everything mushy - easy to cut!
Carrots- easy to cut as long as you're carefully holding the carrot (and it hurts when you knork your finger in the process!).
There were many more things that I went around cutting with the knorks, but I'll save you the huge list and tell you that I was a Very happy camper. Not only was it fun to use the knorks, but it was just as fun to tell people about them. The confused and skeptical looks on their faces were priceless. And, as if that wasn't enough, they are gorgeous. Here's a better picture of the knork:
So, what's the buzz on the knorks? Buzzingly happy! Gorgeous, easy to use, quirky, and even child proof- as long as you don't let them try to cut whole raw carrots! Then again, other than me, who does that? haha So, if you love quirky flatware and interesting things that actually work, you can pick up some knorks at Target, Dillards, or look for the deal on Livingsocial.com. If you already have them or have used them- tell me your buzz about the product. I'd always love to hear what you think!
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