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Milk Spoon

 No more spilt milk or soggy cereal
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Kids will love using the Milk Spoon and parents will be thankful. The spoon's hollow tub is fat and can be filled with milk. The child can then use the spoon to eat the cereal by pressing the button to release milk once the cereal has been placed in the spoon's small bowl.
—smartalick, Aug 12 2002

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       What about "biscuit" type cereals like Shredded Wheat and Weetabix? It's not very easy to break them up into bite-size pieces when they're dry. Some cereals are nice when the milk's got to them a bit anyway.
—sild, Aug 12 2002
   

       So the average kid who doesn't have the hand-eye coordination required to keep the milk on a regular spoon has the dexterity to press a button at the right time...? Duh.
—DrCurry, Aug 12 2002
   

       Wouldn't the inrush of milk cause the cereal to spill over the sides and into your lap?
—Mr Burns, Aug 12 2002
   

       I thought, Dr Curry, that it wasn't so much that a kid couldn't cope with a regular spoon, as that this way the cereal doesn't sit in a pool of milk for ages getting soggy. None-the-less this seems like a fairly labor-intensive alternative.
—trifling matter, Aug 15 2002
   

       No no, the Milk Spoon is an important alternative to the undignified 'Weetabix Bolt'. The half-life of a Weetabix in milk is normally 1.5 seconds.
—General Washington, Aug 15 2002
   


 

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