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The heft of this solid brass piece is surprisingly comforting, and the fork tines are actually sharp enough to stab through pickles without bending. It's become my go-to for campfire stews since it feels like a real utensil, not a folding gimmick.

I was half expecting a cheap tourist trinket, but the weight and heft of this brass spork feel genuinely substantial in the hand. It's clearly been crafted with care in a real workshop, and the metal has a warm, smooth finish that makes it feel more like a small heirloom than a utensil. I've already

Industrial brass sounds like it'd be cold and clunky, but this spork has a nice weight that feels reassuring in the hand. The craftsmanship is obvious in how the tines and spoon bowl flow together without any rough edges. I've used it for camping and picnics, and it's already my go-to utensil in the