An eating utensil includes a food-holding portion and a handle. The handle includes a connection portion connected to the food-holding portion, a gripping portion opposite to the connection portion and distal to the food-holding portion, an upper surface formed on the connection and gripping portions, a lower surface formed on the connection and gripping portions oppositely of the upper surface, a slot formed in the connection portion and extending through the upper and lower surfaces, and a punched-out tongue portion connected to the connection portion and curvedly and downwardly extending away from the slot. The punched-out tongue portion has a free end.

A hand forged metal eating utensil comprising a fulcrum, an eating end and a handle with the fulcrum having a raised protrusion disposed between the eating end and the distal end of the handle and having a large cross-sectional thickness and with the eating utensil further comprising a first curvilinear portion located adjacent a side of the fulcrum extending toward the eating end of the utensil for elevating the height of eating end of the utensil such that the eating end is not able to make physical contact with a table surface when the utensil is placed on a level table surface and a second curvilinear portion extending from an opposite side of the fulcrum extending toward the distal end of the handle and with the eating utensil having a variable thickness from the eating end to the distal end of the handle such that the eating utensil forms a continuous seamless cross sectional geometry and provides enhanced handling comfort.

A combination spoon and fork system capable of being stored in a nested configuration or used as a combination eating utensil with the spoon and fork connected end to end. An interlocking mechanism can interlock the spoon and fork in either the nested position or in the end to end configuration. The interlocking system allows the handle of the spoon to slide between rails on the handle of the fork and to snap and lock the spoon in place either nested with the fork or end to end with the fork to form an elongated combination eating utensil. The spoon and fork of the system can also be used separately from one another.

A combination spoon and fork system capable of being stored in a nested configuration or used as a combination eating utensil with the spoon and fork connected end to end. An interlocking mechanism can interlock the spoon and fork in either the nested position or in the end to end configuration. The interlocking system allows the handle of the spoon to slide between rails on the handle of the fork and to snap and lock the spoon in place either nested with the fork or end to end with the fork to form an elongated combination eating utensil. The spoon and fork of the system can also be used separately from one another.

Stackable Disposable Utensils. The spoon, soup spoon, spork, fork and knife are all be stackable with like items so that the most compact package is provided. The handles have a W-shaped cross-section defined by a raised peak in its center, leading to a pair of valleys adjacent thereto, and terminating in slightly raised outer edges. Furthermore, the tail end of each utensil terminates in a downwardly-sloped portion to further add strength.

A coffee capsule treatment tool comprises a cutter part having a plated body and a dent formed inwardly at a center of the plated body. At least one cutter is protruded from a surface of the dent of the plated body with sharp tip. A spoon part is optionally connected or detachable from a side of the cutter part. The spoon part comprises a spoon at its tip is extended from a side of the plate body of the cutter part connected with a spoon handle. The present invention provides a handy hand tool for the user to easily separated the coffee capsule for recycling. The present invention can enhance or raise the intention of the user to recycle the coffee capsule properly to avoid of solve the environmental problem causing by the conventional coffee capsules.

A coffee capsule treatment tool comprises a cutter part having a plated body and a dent formed inwardly at a center of the plated body. At least one cutter is protruded from a surface of the dent of the plated body with sharp tip. A spoon part is optionally connected or detachable from a side of the cutter part. The spoon part comprises a spoon at its tip is extended from a side of the plate body of the cutter part connected with a spoon handle. The present invention provides a handy hand tool for the user to easily separated the coffee capsule for recycling. The present invention can enhance or raise the intention of the user to recycle the coffee capsule properly to avoid of solve the environmental problem causing by the conventional coffee capsules.

A semisolid collection device includes a shoveling assembly in a housing and including a retractable scoop, a canopy rotatably put on the scoop, and a roller above the scoop with the canopy moveably passing its surface; a motor including a conveyor belt driven by a motor shaft, and a forward and reverse switch for activating the motor or not; a clamping assembly including first and second clamping plates with the canopy passing therebetween; a transmitting assembly including a reciprocating screw driven by the conveyor belt, a sliding block put on the reciprocating screw, and a mount with the other end of the reciprocating screw disposed therein; two parallel guide rails having one ends secured to the mount; and a connection member secured to the scoop with the other ends of the guide rails and the sliding block secured thereto.

A portable reusable utensil is provided that includes an upper casing, a lower casing, and a utensil body. The utensil body is mounted in a receiving space formed between the upper casing and the lower casing detachably connected to each other for storage and easy to carry. While in use, a service end of the utensil body is facing outwards while an assembly of the upper casing and the lower casing is used as a part held with user's hand to serve food. The design makes the portable reusable utensil more convenient to use.