Chefs on Bravo's Top Chef and Top Chef Masters use it, Knork was chosen as one of Oprah’s Favorite Things in 2015, and Rachael Ray loves it. Its success stems from its simplicity—a knife and fork combined into one: the Knork. Knork founder Mike Miller stumbled onto this idea while on a date at a pizzeria. He was frustrated in his attempts to neatly eat his slice with a fork, and found a solution that serves as both a cutting and piercing device. Though at first glance it may look like a standard fork, the Knork's beveled edges and broadly curved outer tines can slice through fruit, pizza, vegetables, and fish without being so sharp as to endanger diners' fingers. The Knork line of elegant flatware extends to stainless steel spoons, knives, and serving utensils as well. The tableware comes in titanium alloy coated stainless steel, or original stainless steel in high-gloss, matte, or dual-toned finishes, and is ergonomically designed for maximal comfort.