Forks around North America - These Forks are for Steel Vengeance

4/5/2018 0 Comments

Forks around North America - These Forks are for Steel Vengeance

This week on Fork Journey, we're travelling all around North America to bring you the latest and greatest in the world of forks.

We've got Canadian forks, Christmas forks, Hybrid forks, Southern Forks. All the Forks you could ever want to see.

Maybe our forks will prove our point to that other point that our points are amazing and we are worthy to point out all of the points the point wants us to point out.

Forks with some Canadian Humor

The newest members of Team Fork Journey, Nicholas and Jeff spread some of their Canadian Humor all over Fork Journey.

Idaho isn't only known for the innovators of the Hybrid coaster and potatoes, they are also known for their amazing forks!! Matt and his wife Rose checked in with the following ...

The Many Forks of Idaho

Hybrid chopstick forks, silver, plastic, stainless steel, even decorative mini forks with handles that look like Christmas lights.

As fork enthusiasts, we see the beauty in every fork, and I do my best to convey that with my photography.

This controversial beauty is reviled by traditionalists, even mocked and cursed as being less worthy than a spork!

What kind of monster do you think I am?!? I wouldn't 'rank' my kids if I had any, so why would I do such a thing? I enjoy them all...

My wife shows off our prized 'Mega Fork' - It can obliterate even the biggest salad bar creation nearly instantly. It's like the gigacoaster equivalent of eating utensils.

Forks with Southern Charm

Randy shares with us how much those in the south enjoy forks

From California where we don't know the difference between Wood and Steel

Some of our Friday Night Fork Journey comments from the Fork Journey Facebook Page

The utensil in question doubts its status as being a fork; indeed, it doesn't believe in labels or stereotypical typecasting, and chooses to identify itself instead as a spoon of ethnically diverse backgrounds and of non-specific utility orientation.
Tis a steel fork with a wooden handle
Based on the name of many hybrids, it must be called STEEL FORK
Those are some mean streaks on that handle

We hope you enjoyed our weekly wrap-up of all things Fork Journey. Join us next week as we join Gary from Coasting with Culture as he checks out the forks of South Africa.

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