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Table fork BISTRO GREENWICH 16 cm, stainless steel, Zwilling ZW7033831
Table fork DINNER, Zwilling
Table fork DINNER, Zwilling
In stock 2 pcs - More on demand
ZW7041802
Table fork MACHINE COLLECTION 20 cm, Seletti
SLT10958
179792 179792 jidelni vidlicka maxime blomus mysi seda
Table fork MAXIME, grey, Blomus
In stock 3 pcs - More on demand
BM64131
179789 179789 jidelni vidlicka maxime blomus hrejive seda
Table fork MAXIME, warm grey, Blomus
In stock 4 pcs - More on demand
BM64130
179795 179795 jidelni vidlicka stella blomus cerna
Table fork STELLA, black, Blomus
In stock 8 pcs - More on demand
BM64198
Table fork STELLA, matt stainless steel, Blomus
Table fork STELLA, matt stainless steel, Blomus
In stock 2 pcs - More on demand
BM63827
Vidlička na maso PROFESSIONAL "S" ZWILLING
ZW31023181
Dessert fork CAPELANO 18 cm, silver, stainless steel, Stelton SN11260
Dessert fork EM 16 cm, silver, stainless steel, Stelton
SN544
Dessert fork MAGNUM 19 cm, silver, stainless steel, Stelton SN11209
Dessert spoon EM 16 cm, silver, stainless steel, Stelton
SN546
Table fork CAPELANO 23 cm, silver, stainless steel, Stelton
SN13260
Table fork EM 21 cm, silver, stainless steel, Stelton
SN541
Table fork MAYA 18 cm, silver, stainless steel, Stelton
SN13202

Table forks – your essential utensil for a main course of a meal

Table forks are a sort of dining cutlery that is primarily used for picking up and eating solid items, such as meat, vegetables, and grains. They have two to four tines and are usually accompanied by table knives and table spoons from the same cutlery collection.

Table forks come in a range of shapes and sizes and are often constructed of stainless steel or steel. They are used on everyday basis, in all settings and on all occasions. They are very often part of larger dining cutlery sets.

What are the types of forks?

Forks come in a variety of types, each with a distinct purpose. Some of the most typical varieties are listed below:

  • Table Fork: This is the most commonly used type of fork, used for eating meals at the table. It normally has four tines and a long handle.
  • Dessert fork: dessert forks have shorter tines and is smaller than a table fork. It is made to be used for desserts including cakes, pies, and pastries.
  • Fish Fork: This fork is made specifically for eating fish meals. It is long, thin, and has a slightly curved tip.
  • Serving Fork: This fork has long tines that are utilized for serving large meals, such as casseroles or salads.

In general, the kind of food you are eating or serving will determine the kind of fork you use. Forks come in a variety of designs that serve a variety of functions and can improve the efficiency and pleasure of eating and serving.

What is the difference between a table fork and a serving fork?

A serving fork and a table fork are primarily distinguished by their size and intended purpose.

A table fork is a normal size fork that is used at tables for individual servings. It is made for picking up and consuming tiny to medium-sized portions of food, such as pasta, meat, or veggies.

A serving fork, on the other hand, has a greater weight, a longer handle, and longer tines than a table fork. It is made for serving larger portions of food, such as roasts, meat, turkey, etc. There are also bigger forks for meat that are primarily used in the kitchen for cutting roast or hams.

The tines on serving forks are often longer than those on table forks, making them more suitable for serving bigger dishes. Serving forks come in a variety of sizes and designs. They are often included in a set of complementary serving utensils used for formal meals or special events, and they are generally more elaborate and decorative than table forks.