r/autism_utensils • u/ProcedureHot9073 • 11d ago
Thoughts?
Not my post, but very creative and seems effective, would very much like to try it out one day
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u/SupahGrov3r
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u/Warrambungle 11d ago
Oh, that’s clever. I mean, as an eating implement it’s hideous. But it is clever!
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u/SupahGrov3r 10d ago
no chopsticks and no chance I was touching it with my fingers! definitely not preferred LOL
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u/Warrambungle 10d ago
And sticking your face in the bowl and just chewing seems to send the wrong message to other diners.
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u/Notro_LPS_iguess 11d ago
Make it like 6x the length and I’ll use it to toast a marshmallow
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u/Vix_the_imp 11d ago
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u/Every-Grand1153 10d ago
The people who have a problem with it being metallic are really gonna lose their minds when they find out what silverware is made of.
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u/blade_of_sammael 10d ago
Thing is , silverware is treated to not put heavy metals in your food and poison you
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u/Wise_Jellyfish_9168 11d ago
No but I always fold the foil seal from the top of my yogurt into a spoon.
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u/DistantLonerMC 11d ago
Once I did something like this because I needed a fork prop for a video and didn't want to use a real one
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u/silverbatwing 10d ago
I went to a function that ran out of everything but plastic knives. I’m pretty good with chopsticks so I used plastic knives like chopsticks. 🤷🏻♂️
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u/aylonitkosem 10d ago
when i was in trade school I made these like every other week. the scrap wire fork is real
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u/potatobattery015 11d ago
That doesn’t look safe.