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People who like to moderate the amount of salad dressing they encounter on their salads are often seen dipping the fork in the small container of dressing supplied on the side before taking a bite of salad on that fork.
This process can now be automated with the salad dressing dispensing fork.
This
utensil has a small reservoir mounted on the handle, and a tube leading from the reservoir to the fork tines.
Between the reservoir and the tube there is a small pump button, similar in design to those found on bottles of hand lotion.
The user spears (or shovels - technique varies by user and salad type) some salad on to the fork tines, and then pumps a metered dose of dressing.
similar technology
Port_20masher
[pocmloc, Apr 30 2021]
_22Spravy_22_20-_20The_20Aerosol_20Gravy
[hippo, May 01 2021]
[link]
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If you use enough dressing is salad a soup? |
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patented isn't baked, it's preheated. |
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Even if it’s baked, nice to see you [nz] + |
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It does appear to be baked already, much to the glee of [a1] who searches the entire planet for these moments. |
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In the way in which this delivers a measured dose of your selected
condiment, this reminds me of ‘Spravy’ (see link) |
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