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Question: Is the spoon full size and suitable for soup?
Document: First what I like about it:* You have a nice spoon and fork that are separate from each other (not a spork.) Since it's not a spork you get nice spoon full of whatever soup and can really jab things that you need on your fork. So you get this nice 2 in one deal.What I don't like:* It's a little long and doesn't fit nicely into this pot I have. If they could make it just a tad smaller it would be good.
I also like that its not like a traditional spork in that the fork and the spoon AREN'T on the same end so your actually getting a full spoonful of soup/oatmeal/etc.The one thing i DIDN'T like about it was the seration on the side of the fork. I get that its an all purpose tool so you would expect it to have the ability to cut minor items (and i do mean minor), however I found that the serated edge is A.)
I've try a number of different sporks, but this one is the best. A fully factual spoon and full size fork. The only thing that would make it better is if they left off the "knife" it doesn't cut much and if the fork were symmetrical I'd be happier.
Its light, its titanium I like it but I still like the standard spork better. This can be a little awkward to handle but that is the trade off for having a full size fork and spoon separately. The knife portion can reek havoc on your lips so be  careful. Also can be messy on your hands if you switch between the too.
I bought this for my hiking and camping trips. It's very light, decent size and durable. I like the full spoon a lot since I found it hard and inconvenient to eat liquids when both fork and spoon are combined in to one end. I recommend it for hikers and campers.
This was my latest addition to my backpack. Very lightweight and strong, with a decent sized spoon for soup or stews or freeze-dried meals. the fork is a good size too although I haven't used it yet. I anticipate it to be every bit as good as the spoon. Great way to save weight when on a long hike.
I use a spork at work. The titanium spork cleans easily and gets the job done. The middle has a flat surface that's easy to grip while the utensils have a smooth finish. The spoon side is very wide, almost too wide for my liking. I could see that being helpful with hot stews and soup for slurping and cooling things down quickly, but children may struggle with the size.
Seriously though it is just the perfect shape and size to fit with my backpack mess kit. No more cheap metal fork that always bent. No more need to carry a separate spoon. I have big mitts and this fits my hand great. I can scoop up soup nicely with the spoon end and the fork end sticks into whatever I poke at. Just ask that raccoon!! I do have the plastic version of this spork also. It came together with the mess kit.
These are much better than sporks with the spoon and fork on one end. You have the full tines and are built much better.
I would consider this mission critical for any hiking trip, Bug out bag or any on the go lunch. This is more than just a spork, it is a full spoon, full tine fork and has a serated cutting edge.
Answer: yes