Dear George: When you think of it, the knife, fork, and spoon is a rather ratty and illogical collection of table utensils, suggesting a piecemeal process of assembling them.

Those are like a knife, fork and spoon. They are all utilitarian tools to use, but the philosophical calculus behind them is what’s in our national interest.” That’s all reasonable.

We've seen nesting sets of outdoor dining utensils before, and even sets that stick together via embedded magnets. The EATi Mag system, however, combines 10 tools in what looks like a simple knife ...

Concerning the knife, spoon, and fork, "the big three," it was all, to the best of my knowledge, a process of evolution. The fork and spoon are probably the universal utensils.

The average plastic fork or spoon might have a usable life of 10 minutes while you’re eating lunch–or even less, if you get a set of unwanted cutlery with your takeout and end up tossing it ...

The collapsible knife, fork and spoon set fits inside a credit card-sized carry case that slides in your wallet, ensuring you always have them on hand.

“He said when it comes to understanding pop culture, ‘You need a knife, fork, and spoon.’ A knife to cut it up, a spoon to set aside, and a fork for input.

This old family recipe is so named “because you have to have a knife and fork to eat them,” Cynthia Guido says. Instructions: Pare off the peel from 4 of the oranges with a vegetable peeler ...

Q. Thank you so much for your recent column addressing how to properly hold a fork and knife when cutting an entree. I used the article to show my grandchildren to reinforce what I have been ...