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Equilibrium Collection Forged Carving Fork

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$15.04 $22.45 In stock

Category: Carving Knives

The Carving fork is a popular kitchen utensil in homes that enjoy family roasts, bbq's and having guests over for dinner! A carving fork is the perfect accompaniment for the carving knife, and an essential to perfectly slice poultry, fish, beef, lamb and other food items.

Designed with specific curves and very sharp points to be able to hold meat in place as it gets carved, the two prongs that are made from durable, high-quality steel can also come in handy for serving the meat onto plates.

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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Ellie G. ★★★★★

The balance is perfect for holding a heavy roast steady while carving, and the handle feels secure even with greasy fingers. It’s a simple tool but makes a real difference when you’re trying to get clean slices.

Amelia A. ★★★★★

Finally, a fork that actually grips the roast instead of letting it slide around while I'm trying to carve. The tines are long and sturdy enough to hold a heavy brisket steady.

Leo S. ★★★★☆

The tines grip a roast firmly enough that I can slice without the meat spinning on the board, which is exactly what I needed for Sunday dinners. It's a touch heavier than my old fork, but that weight actually helps when you're holding a big joint steady.

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