Spork 2.0

The spork has long been an item to be laughed at. Think for a second; how many people do you know that have kitchen drawers full of sporks? Light My Fire’s significantly more stylish take on the double-headed eating utensil, however, could be just what it takes to get at least one spork into kitchen drawers around the world.

By design, the original spork wasn’t exactly the prettiest thing to look at. Its function served as more of a utilitarian device void of any real intrinsic design quality. The spork was cheap, laughable, and something that nobody really wanted to use.

Spork 2.0, however, is a lot sleeker, curvier, and more colorful than its nerdy younger brother. Designed to be used as an outdoor-adventure tool, the spork’s upgraded version is far more durable and won’t melt even when exposed to boiling water.

In addition to its availability in nearly every color of the rainbow, Spork 2.0 retains the basic form factor of the original spork while adding a few well-overdue design upgrades. In addition to serving as both a spoon and a fork, Light My Fire has integrated a tiny knife into the side of the fork.

While sporks still aren’t suited for fancy dinners, special occasions, or a number of certain foods, they’re great for your everyday dish of chicken and rice.