Actually I don’t have a Chork, but if you are interested in getting some Chopstick/Forks now you can! The Chork can be used as Chopsticks, as a Cheater, or as a fork. Three utensils in one! Until you break them into Chopsticks that is.
You can order your own Chork today (actually 500 for $105), or wait to find it at your favorite Asian restaurant, the choice is yours!
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10 thoughts on “Check Out My Chork!”
I'm laughing and crying at the same time!
That’s awesome. I’d probably use it. As long as I can still wear my sticks of shame shirt…
http://www.threadless.com/product/580/Sticks_of_Shame
I have a set! I got them from National Restaurant Show in Chicago…they are so fun
They sure look like it! What were your favorite things you saw the NRS?
My parents lived in Japan for a couple years before I was born, so I was taught how to use chopsticks when I was a kid, even though I didn't use them much. It was useful one Halloween at a Stanton Halloween Fair, they had a game where the kid that could move all the pumpkin seeds into a pumpkin the quickest would win a prize. We were feasting on Leatherby's Ice Cream the next night! (because I won a gift certificate!)
I'm sure no one will fault you if you wear that shirt.
The Chork was definitely a stand out and then there was Cholive – a chocolate truffle shaped like an olive, to garnish some of the cream based martinis out there. I went as a student being recognized by the NRAEF(educational foundation). So I wasn't looking for anything specifically. Just went to enjoy the food and to do my educational sessions
The Chork was definitely a stand out and then there was Cholive – a chocolate truffle shaped like an olive, to garnish some of the cream based martinis out there. I went as a student being recognized by the NRAEF(educational foundation). So I wasn't looking for anything specifically. Just went to enjoy the food and to do my educational sessions
Oh very cool. Congratulations! 🙂