Light My Fire Spork

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The Spork is an utensil made by Light My Fire. It has an average rating of 3.5 stars (out of 5), based on 3 user reviews.

Here's what other sites are saying:

From EMS:
"This 3-in-1 utensil serves as a spoon, fork, and even a small knife. Ideal for backpacking. Made of durable plastic. Side of fork doubles as a steak knife (1-inch cutting surface)."

From REI:
"Hey, since one of these spoon-knife-fork thingies is so cool, don't you think you'd better have four? In differing colors? It's what friends do. Light My Fire&$174; Spork is not only a spoon and a fork in one handy utensil, it's a knife as well. One end is the spoon; the other features a four-tine fork and knife with sawtooth blade. Made of a heat-resistant material, this lightweight dining tool is dishwasher-safe and won't harm nonstick cooking surfaces under normal usage. Ideal for backpacking and picnicking. Comes one each in yellow, blue, red and green."

User Reviews

Spork
Reviewed by Rick Beaty, Jul 18, 2007

"Not very practical. Very lightweight. The fork part isn't very deep and won't stab deep into food. It fits odd in the hand too. It has kind of a knife part to it that doesn't make sense seeing as though you'd need a fork to hold food down while you cut it."

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Spork
Reviewed by VentureTree, May 27, 2007

"This is a handy must-have for the trail or any trip where grub's gonna be! Made of lightweight polycarbonate material, this spoon and fork combo weighs 0. 35 ounces and has a length of 6. 7 inches. It's heat resistant material which means no getting soft when stirring a boiling pot."

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Spork
Reviewed by Anthony, Apr 28, 2007

"I love this little utensil. The size is perfect for backpacking and any other use away from home. I have used this thing at all-weekend conferences and everywhere in between."

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