RSVP International Endurance Kitchen Baking Tool Collection, Blending Fork, Stainless Steel

I'm a bit of a kitchen utensil fetishist. I'm the guy who might invite you over to look at my treasured collection of beautiful soup spoons. Seriously! As you can imagine, I have a slightly crowded kitchen utensil drawer. Not too bad, compact but of the best. The Fantastic Fork earns a prime, easy-to-reach place at the front of that utensil drawer. It's just so useful!Now, of course most of the things it does could be done well by other utensils, a spoon, fork, spaghetti server, spatual, etc. But The Fantastic Fork is just a great combination of utilities and does many of these functionalities as well or better than anything else.As a general tool, the Fantastic Fork is great at something like making a simple cake mix. One gadget rules them all, it beats the eggs, sturrs the batter, even gets most of the batter of the bowl into the pan.There is one function the Fantastic Fork does better than anything else, actually, and surprisingly. It stirs a big pot of steel-cut oatmeal, pea soup, or chocolate pudding exceptionally well. You see, it scrapes the pot bottom, being flat, and it gets to the corners, where the bottom meets the sides, being angular. I've finally conquered that ring of semi-burnt food around the corners of the pot after the cooking that's so hard to scrub out!The Fantastic Fork has a history, as my research tells me. It's progenitor was called a Foley Fork, made by a Midwestern American company and no longer in production. No less a culinary great than Julia Childs apparently sung the praises of her Foley Fork.Some friends just invited me to a cookout at their house. I'll bring a little present, and I just now ordered a second Fantastic Fork that I'm going to include in that gift.A great find! I'm evangelical about this one!

Make biscuits without getting goo stuck to your hands! This also works great as a server. I plan to purchas a couple of more.

I love this fork. It is made from quality material and beats up like a whisk. I have two of them now and I also use them to toss salads. I especially like the weight and feel of this fork. I have small hands and the size is important to me.

I’m a kitchen gadget collector and this does what description indicates. Used to beat egg batter. Much easier than using a fork. Good weight. Price is reasonable.

I’m really happy with this stainless steel fork. It feels sturdy and well-made, and it’s the perfect size for lifting larger cuts of meat or serving at the table. The 18/8 stainless steel has a nice weight to it and looks really sleek. It’s a great addition to my kitchen arsenal of tools and it does get the job done! I like it a lot!

Sturdy blending fork. Great for cutting in shortenings, butter, etc. I use this blending fork for my biscuits. Cuts in shortening quickly and easily. Dishwasher safe.

Excellent

One of the most useful kitchen tools I've ever used. Beating eggs, mixing flour and butter/shortening, spreading layers like for lasagna and numerous other uses. I had one years ago and it was borrowed and never returned (I was told it had accidently been burned---HA!) so finding one online was wonderful.