Monday, September 26, 2005
Pizza Fork
It's Pizza Day at Slashfood, and one Pizza-themed post concerns the Pizza Fork, pictured here.
Slashfood asks, "WTF. Is this really necessary? No. Does it even merit existing? Probably not. Should it be blogged? Hell yes."
This is EXACTLY the type of thing for which blogs were invented. Well, Pizza Forks and perhaps political and environmental awareness, human rights, other socio-political and cultural issues, Friday Cat Blogging, yadda yadda yadda.
I am not ashamed to admit that I would totally use a Pizza Fork when eating pizza that required such a thing (which would be just about any crappy West Coast or frozen pizza). New York style pizza, which I miss terribly, would not require a Pizza Fork. Some high-tech Pizza FOLDING GADGET perhaps, but not a fork.
update: I would just like to add that I would never use this in public and I would use it only when eating thick, chewy, crappy, requires-cutting West Coast "pizza" which often eat while standing up or otherwise attempting to balance pizza + knife + fork + plate. The Pizza Fork would streamline that process and I'd have one less utensil to wash. A win-win situation.
It's Pizza Day at Slashfood, and one Pizza-themed post concerns the Pizza Fork, pictured here.Slashfood asks, "WTF. Is this really necessary? No. Does it even merit existing? Probably not. Should it be blogged? Hell yes."
This is EXACTLY the type of thing for which blogs were invented. Well, Pizza Forks and perhaps political and environmental awareness, human rights, other socio-political and cultural issues, Friday Cat Blogging, yadda yadda yadda.
I am not ashamed to admit that I would totally use a Pizza Fork when eating pizza that required such a thing (which would be just about any crappy West Coast or frozen pizza). New York style pizza, which I miss terribly, would not require a Pizza Fork. Some high-tech Pizza FOLDING GADGET perhaps, but not a fork.
update: I would just like to add that I would never use this in public and I would use it only when eating thick, chewy, crappy, requires-cutting West Coast "pizza" which often eat while standing up or otherwise attempting to balance pizza + knife + fork + plate. The Pizza Fork would streamline that process and I'd have one less utensil to wash. A win-win situation.
