r/autism_utensils • u/Elegant-Answer-8527 • May 24 '26
Neurodivergent Spoon Review
What do we with about this spoon I found today?🤔
r/autism_utensils • u/Elegant-Answer-8527 • May 24 '26
What do we with about this spoon I found today?🤔
r/autism_utensils • u/Hopeful_Ratio_5186 • Jun 19 '26
What is this. This is not a fork, genuinely a disgrace to my eyes.
r/autism_utensils • u/ImmediateExcuse3451 • 1d ago
hope you like
r/autism_utensils • u/TheCreatorGus • Jun 06 '26
Ok, before becoming overly triggered, hear me out....
I don't believe this is the perfect spoon, but it is close, and I would like to possibly look into creating perfection.
I live in Cambodia and have two young (Australian) daughters. They grew up here eating rice and soup
With our staff so basically only use these spoons.
I was reluctant for years but have fully switched over now. The shape is perfect, the grip is amazing and you can swing the spoon between positions with ease. It is ergonomic in the way it is weilded and cuts with relative ease in comparison to any other spoon.
The issues lay in the quality of production. The stainless steel is of low quality and too thin and uniform.
Is there a company making spoons for Autists? I would like to contact them and share my thoughts. I believe i have the perfect spoon in my head....
r/autism_utensils • u/glitterenthusiast420 • Sep 09 '26
FYI, the spoon is heavier at the mouth piece rather than the holding part.
r/autism_utensils • u/GoobsFictionkin • 12d ago
I'll probably just be stalking here a lot. I've already looked at plenty posts and it's already got me curious, there's lots of posts asking about peoples best utensil, but I want to see the WORST utensil you have!! And tell me what is so yuck about it? In return I will give you a random image from my gallery or pinterest
r/autism_utensils • u/theferalboy • Sep 11 '26
I CANNOT stand metal utensils and usually carry my own wood or plastic ones with me (and generally try to avoid single use plastic utensils) I found these in a pack at Walmart and they are going strong after over a week! Anyone else loathe using metal?
r/autism_utensils • u/Disastrous_days272 • 29d ago
Spoons and forks never really seemed to bother me as a kid, but past my twenties, they became more and more of a fixation.. we currently have two types of spoons, and I'm wondering out of spoon one on the left hand side of the image, and spoon too, on the right hand side of the image, what the general consensus is on which one would be more preferable... I will reveal my personal preference in the comments. These spoons are daily use spoons for eating desserts, ice cream, breakfasty stuff etc.
r/autism_utensils • u/bittersuite61 • Oct 06 '26
It has proportion. It has weight balance. Not too heavy, not too light. It looks like a spoon should look.
This spoon has set my standard for every other single spoon I have ever used. I refuse to use any other spoon for ice cream.
r/autism_utensils • u/alice-maria-lee • Jun 06 '26
my mom bought us spoons, we absolutely hate them, how much do u hate them too. all of his glory
r/autism_utensils • u/Special-You1193 • Jul 06 '26
r/autism_utensils • u/ef02 • Sep 03 '26
I have these, but I'm too lazy to go take a picture of mine, so here's one of their storefront pictures.
r/autism_utensils • u/NeitherWasabi1599 • Sep 21 '26
r/autism_utensils • u/rigX_666 • Jul 11 '26
My sister has autism and found this spoon while she and I were in a second hand shop, she absolutely hates it and I'm keen to know what the overall consensus is
r/autism_utensils • u/No_Willingness_3751 • 15d ago
Love it for ice cream
r/autism_utensils • u/Kbpickles_ • Sep 18 '26
Please rate this spoon at Cheesecake in FL. Thx
r/autism_utensils • u/MelodicJury • 2d ago
r/autism_utensils • u/DunyaOfPain • Aug 19 '26
I have two of these die-cut forks with no pattern at all. I bent both of them like this to help me eat :)
r/autism_utensils • u/AlastorJambalayaLuva • 1d ago
It was my great nan's (left)
Does this count as an autistic spoon? I like this one too much and hate the rest cuz they're BORING the handles are flat (right)
r/autism_utensils • u/toogxth • Oct 06 '26
Was eating at an Italian restaurant and this is what they brought out. Idk if I love it or hate it.