In some cultures, eating with bare hands is a norm. But let’s face it, bare hands cannot deal with every kind of food, including piping hot noodles. The solution? Well, I mean, “solution” is assuming you are adamant about eating with bare hands, that is.
If you have consumed Nissin Cup Noodle before, you will know the pain when eating with a fork. Understanding this issue, Nissin Foods have partnered with Nendo to create a special fork that works with the narrow and tall nature of Nissin Cup Noodle.
Have you eaten ramen in Japan in, say, a restaurant? How do you like it? Lovely? Or are you bothered by fellow ramen chompers who are constantly producing the annoying slurping sound? I am not going to lie. I am, always. But we can’t blame them, it is a cultural […]
a titanium spork is the last thing you’d expect to be doing anything else other than feeding yourself, much less one that is totally open source so that you could further improved on it without being slapped with some legal suit. but here it is, the Semi-Horned Oblong Versatile Eating Ladle aka S.H.O.V.E.L., a multifunctional
ask yourself this: how many times have you forgotten to grab a disposal fork when buy your lunch? with the rush-rush lifestyle, we tend to forget this small but essential item and seriously, eating with our bare hands is the last thing on our lunch list. and it is certainly not fun sitting in the middle of the park, staring at your Caesar…
spork is a result of a spoon spliced with a fork, which we thought was a pretty cool invention but the Titanium Kung Foon elevates the spork to the next level by incorporating a nice pair of wooden chopsticks into it. the spork part of the Kung Foon needs little…