“is there a food that you would need both a spoon and a knife #bigquestions” was posted on Twitter by Emily Dobler Siddiqi on March 18, 2015. “There is no dish that requires you to exclusively use both a spoon and a knife” was posted on Reddit—Showerthoughts on August 6, 2022.
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Emily Dobler Siddiqi
@emilydobler
is there a food that you would need both a spoon and a knife #bigquestions
8:12 PM · Mar 18, 2015·Twitter Web Client
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trina
@ktrnbdd
If you don’t know that it takes both a knife and a spoon to make a pb&j, you don’t know anything.
2:55 PM · Jun 20, 2016·Twitter for iPhone
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W I D D L Y
@HopefullyAPoet
i’m trying to think of food you eat with both a spoon and a knife.
not trying to give too much away for patent reasons, but it’s called a spife.
9:26 PM · Jan 23, 2018·Twitter Web Client
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Bison Messink
@bisonmessink
Of course we all know the Spork—the spoon and the fork—but we don’t talk enough about the grapefruit spoon, which is both a spoon and a knife in one instrument.
11:37 AM · Dec 12, 2018·Twitter Web Client
Reddit—Showerthoughts
Posted by u/Snoo-94852 August 6, 2022
There is no dish that requires you to exclusively use both a spoon and a knife.
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