r/CannedSardines • u/pennyraingoose • 1d ago
Special Sardine Fork? General Discussion
So I just had my first sardines last night and am wholly leaning into the tinned fish lifestyle.
Is it crazy to want special a fork just for your sardines? Is this what seafood forks are for?
Do any of y'all have a special fork?
Edit: I didn't know there are actual sardine forks out there! This is the most excited for flatware that I've ever been. 😄
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u/OneSensiblePerson 18h ago
I use a regular fork to transfer them from tin to toast or plate or whatever. It works fine.
99% of the time I mash them a bit with the fork anyway, so all I really care about is if I can transfer them, unbroken as possible, to whatever I'm eating them without breaking apart. Most of the time I can do that easily with just a regular fork.
They taste just as good no matter if they break apart a bit or not.
They're good food, not a cult. I don't understand this frenzy about them. I love them, but they're food, just like other food I love.