I would need to pick them up to feel the balance/weight.
knotted10 on
6, possibly 5 if significant other prefers it.
Environmental_Joke49 on
4 because I’m not a monster.
NoRecommendation3072 on
Fork 6
Forks 1,3 and 4 are definite nos. They look like they’d be uncomfy and awkward
nut-budder on
6 every time
el-finko on
2
theeglitz on
6, but more the shape of 5, would be ideal. My wife attributes this to laziness, and she might be right.
flynnskii on
5, then 6, then 3, the rest no
Anomaly_049 on
Definitely 6
GraemeMark on
5… I like a good thick shaft…
Old_Mission_9175 on
6, then 5
Wooden-Collar-6181 on
If 3 is brass, I’m going for that.
derekoco on
They are all rubbish, buy decent cutlery first.
MrFnRayner on
Whichever is in the drawer and my hand lands on first
Sea-Persimmon8737 on
5. 6 is close but the bit of decoration on 5 is nice.
chapkachapka on
1 and 3 will look dated in 10 years.
2, 4 and 5 will look dated in 20 years.
6 will look fine for decades. It’ll never be flashy or fancy but if it’s good quality, you can buy it once and then never worry about it again. And if you need new forks down the line it’ll be easy to find something that matches close enough.
Barryd09 on
Any of them as long as there’s a knife to match it
5x0uf5o on
I have strong opinions on cutlery
2 or 6 for me. I like 2 but it looks like it may be a little too narrow to hold comfortably
RosieDoyle on
5 got these as wedding presents stainless steel Newbridge cutlery, a solid choice.
prawn_features on
4
lisagrimm on
Always 6. 3 is an abomination.
sashamasha on
4
Anxious_Reporter_601 on
Probably 6 but none of them are quite right. 1 is for psychopaths.
Playful-Molasses6 on
6
Lazy_Tumbleweed8893 on
2
jarvi-ss on
Couldn’t give 2 forks
ohmyblahblah on
4 but would need to feel them really
CelticSensei on
2… all day!
Boots2030 on
I’m liking No. 4
Richiesaidohyea on
6. Simple and unadorned, a fork for a carpenter …
Jolly_Childhood8339 on
4 or 6, would need to hold them first, balance, and weight.
Banba-She on
2. It looks like the entire set would be very pretty, it’s one piece and it looks expensive.
Learned a lesson about any cutlery that has joined parts, never again.
bfb80 on
2 or 6 definitely.
kevwotton on
Anything except #1
Kanye_Wesht on
Forking hell.
And it’s 5, obvs.
HansGruberLove on
6. But agree that they’d need to be held to check weight and grip in the hand.
Devilsdandruff01 on
2
Jellyfish00001111 on
2
Femtato11 on
6 for home, 3 when out in a restaurant for the vague fanciness of brass
suttonsboot on
4 or 6
LeGingerOneOhOne on
3 pr 4, they kinda look like my favourite fork I use at home……. And I don’t like anyone else using it (and yes I also have a favourite spoon (small spoon and big spoon) and a favourite knife (serrated, first one on the left)
ruthemook on
2 looks like it has a good heft to it. Be 2 for me Clive.
DavidRoyman on
4, then 2.
Sea-Ad-1446 on
2 or 4 leaning towards 2
Grand-Cup-A-Tea on
1. Likes to pretend you are posher than you are
2. All about the bling. Totally unsatisfactory to use
3. Hoarder. Have had these forks since 1986 and probably bought in Roches Stores.
4. Couldn’t afford the most expensive, so went with this one on the recommendation of the staff member only to find out these forks aren’t that practical
5. The Jack Charlton of forks. An outsider at first glance, but gets the results.
6. Poor man’s spoon. Probably eats alot of mashed potato
45 commenti
I would need to pick them up to feel the balance/weight.
6, possibly 5 if significant other prefers it.
4 because I’m not a monster.
Fork 6
Forks 1,3 and 4 are definite nos. They look like they’d be uncomfy and awkward
6 every time
2
6, but more the shape of 5, would be ideal. My wife attributes this to laziness, and she might be right.
5, then 6, then 3, the rest no
Definitely 6
5… I like a good thick shaft…
6, then 5
If 3 is brass, I’m going for that.
They are all rubbish, buy decent cutlery first.
Whichever is in the drawer and my hand lands on first
5. 6 is close but the bit of decoration on 5 is nice.
1 and 3 will look dated in 10 years.
2, 4 and 5 will look dated in 20 years.
6 will look fine for decades. It’ll never be flashy or fancy but if it’s good quality, you can buy it once and then never worry about it again. And if you need new forks down the line it’ll be easy to find something that matches close enough.
Any of them as long as there’s a knife to match it
I have strong opinions on cutlery
2 or 6 for me. I like 2 but it looks like it may be a little too narrow to hold comfortably
5 got these as wedding presents stainless steel Newbridge cutlery, a solid choice.
4
Always 6. 3 is an abomination.
4
Probably 6 but none of them are quite right. 1 is for psychopaths.
6
2
Couldn’t give 2 forks
4 but would need to feel them really
2… all day!
I’m liking No. 4
6. Simple and unadorned, a fork for a carpenter …
4 or 6, would need to hold them first, balance, and weight.
2. It looks like the entire set would be very pretty, it’s one piece and it looks expensive.
Learned a lesson about any cutlery that has joined parts, never again.
2 or 6 definitely.
Anything except #1
Forking hell.
And it’s 5, obvs.
6. But agree that they’d need to be held to check weight and grip in the hand.
2
2
6 for home, 3 when out in a restaurant for the vague fanciness of brass
4 or 6
3 pr 4, they kinda look like my favourite fork I use at home……. And I don’t like anyone else using it (and yes I also have a favourite spoon (small spoon and big spoon) and a favourite knife (serrated, first one on the left)
2 looks like it has a good heft to it. Be 2 for me Clive.
4, then 2.
2 or 4 leaning towards 2
1. Likes to pretend you are posher than you are
2. All about the bling. Totally unsatisfactory to use
3. Hoarder. Have had these forks since 1986 and probably bought in Roches Stores.
4. Couldn’t afford the most expensive, so went with this one on the recommendation of the staff member only to find out these forks aren’t that practical
5. The Jack Charlton of forks. An outsider at first glance, but gets the results.
6. Poor man’s spoon. Probably eats alot of mashed potato