Dinner Knork - Fail

[Grangoire]

Definitely an overcooked steak. It flipped up on end! :-p

Seriously, wtf was that? A hockey puck? A slab of wood? lol

Also, obviously it's not meant as a replacement for a proper steak knife since it's dulled.

So not a knork fail this time but food prep fail.

It's awesome for mexican food though. Big plate-burritos, enchiladas, mexican pizzas. Mmmm

[NotYourAverageOne]

@Grangoire

Yes, it really was an overcooked hockey puck!

I've learned my lesson since then, and I actually have a "T" handle steak knife I use now..

This was most certainly a massive food prep fail, but when I made this video, I was so excited about trying out my knork!

[hispanic1976]

It was kind of you to allow the person to eat since you were taking long. Thank you for teaching me what a Knork is.

Chica

[RatGirl1987]

good when a person is on a diet too??

[kittykatty09]

who are you with???

[NotYourAverageOne]

Ryan, this was filmed in the summer.

[kittykatty09]

oooooooooooooooooooooooooh

[uratitmouse]

a knife only works cause of the motion of going back and forth...the knork is ridonkuless :p

[NotYourAverageOne]

It really was that night, that's for sure!

[jesspeachy16]

haha, I had forgotten about this one! Well I'm glad that the knork has been put to good use and it's appreciated! WIth my hand being the way it is now, sometimes I wish I had a knork to use... :) I guess I should have mentioned before that it's not intended for steaks! lol. :)

[pixietear]

I had never heard of a knork before watching this vid. How cool is that! I am sure it works great on something a little softer. :)

[NotYourAverageOne]

It does work well... I love it!! That steak was over cooked and too tough though, lol...

[Lorinwv]

a Knork,...Looks more like work-out equipment than an eating utensil,...lol

[NotYourAverageOne]

It certainly felt like one, that's for sure!