Folding Stainless Steel Spoon and Fork Travel Set
Lunch that does not depend on plastic forks. This folding set slides into a pocket or daypack, opens to a full working length, and waits in its velvet pouch until the next picnic. Two polished steel pieces are enough for a park lunch, a trail stop or a desk break.
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Lunch that does not depend on plastic forks. This folding set slides into a pocket or daypack, opens to a full working length, and waits in its velvet pouch until the next picnic. Two polished steel pieces are enough for a park lunch, a trail stop or a desk break.
Folding stainless steel cutlery that packs flat for picnics and travel
- bulky utensils take up bag space
- need for reusable cutlery on the go
- keeping utensils clean and protected while traveling
Real metal cutlery that fits anywhere you go
Stop eating with flimsy plastic on every picnic and trail. Fold a steel spoon and fork flat into your bag, and reach for them without a second thought.
A hinge that folds flat and stays put
- Folds flat into your bag
The rivet pivot folds the spoon and fork down to a slim profile that slides into a jacket pocket or the side pocket of a daypack. Open them up and the handles lock in place for eating. Nothing rattles around with your keys.
- Polished stainless steel
Made from 304 stainless steel with a light cloth-wheel mirror polish. The bowls are bright enough to show your reflection, and a quick rinse takes off whatever you ate. Plastic holds onto smells, steel does not.
- A pouch that keeps it clean
The black velvet drawstring pouch holds the spoon and fork together and keeps them apart from crumbs, keys and the rest of your lunch. Pull the drawstring, and the set comes out ready to use.
Two utensils and a pouch to keep them
- Folding spoon×1
Mirror-polished 304 stainless steel with a rivet hinge
- Folding fork-spoon combo×1
Second utensil in the set, same polish and folding joint
- Black velvet drawstring pouch×1
Keeps both pieces together and protected in your bag
Quick wipe, dry, and back in the pouch
- Hand wash
Warm water and mild soap. A dishwasher can dull the mirror polish over time.
- Dry before you pouch it
Trapped moisture leaves water spots on the bowls and dampens the velvet.
- Eat, do not pry
Use the set for eating and stirring. Force on a thin hinge is what loosens it, so keep a separate tool for lids.
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The pair is built for picnic and trail portions. Both pieces open to a full working length from a slim folded profile, so sandwiches, salads and snack packs are easy to manage. For a large shared bowl, bring a bigger serving spoon and keep this set as your everyday pair.
The set is made from 304 stainless steel, the grade used in a large share of everyday kitchen flatware. Rinse after each meal, dry it fully, and stainless will not hold onto odors the way plastic forks do.
Each piece opens on a rivet pivot and sits firm once the handle is swung out. The joint is built for eating, not prying. Use it to stir and eat, and the hinge stays tight for the long run.
Hand wash is the better choice. Warm water and mild soap keep the mirror polish bright, and a dishwasher cycle can dull the finish over time.
A plastic fork is used once and tossed. This set replaces every disposable you would grab on a picnic or lunch break, and it folds smaller than a standard fork. Over a season of packed lunches, one purchase covers the cost of all those plastic forks you would not need.
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