An In-Depth Tribute to Sporks
Can you ever know too much about sporks? I would argue no. The rostral processes, according to John Moors of the blog My Adventures in Food, are the projections extending from the spork's cranium (yes, it has a cranium) that act functionally as teeth to impale foods. The dorsal carina is the ridge extending dorsally along the entire surface of the trunk. If none of this bores you, you should be wearing a spork T-shirt.
Related: Serious Eats HQ Gets New Sporks
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Thanks for the love! Hope everyone enjoys the blog.
moorsfood at 4:36PM on 03/03/09
If you're really into sporks then you defiantly need to check out the "titanium spork of the gods" from thinkgeek.com
http://www.thinkgeek.com/homeoffice/kitchen/8ace/
The Food Scientist at 5:22PM on 03/03/09