Q: What is high grade polished stainless steel - do the utensils actually say on them the grading - 18/10 or 18/8? If it's high grade, it should say on the utensils! Thanks!
A: The Snack and Stack Utensils are made with 420 Cutlery Grade Martensitic Steel.
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Q: Wouldn't they be uncomfortable to hold after a while?
A: We didn't experience any discomfort while using the Snack and Stack Utensils. Maybe if you were in an eating marathon...
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Q: Is there a fork that i can switch out for the spork? Am i doomed to sporkdom if i purchase these utensils?
A: The Snack and Stack Utensil Set is only available with the utensils seen above. The fork does have rounded sides, which is common for sporks, but the prongs on this fork are much longer than what you'll find on the typical spork. Thus, we think it is a fork and not a spork.
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Q: can they be attached to my lego blocks to make car forks, spaceship spoon, or a giant knife on a boat to make the ultimate harpoon for my boat set??????
A: No. Although the handles of the Snack N Stack Utensils look like Legos, they are not actual Legos and are not compatible with real Lego blocks.
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Q: Couldn't you just glue 2 Legos on a regular spoon, knife, or fork to make your own Snack and Stack utensil set?
A: You could, but you might have a hard time getting the LEGOs to fit well on your silverware, and then there'd probably be those unsightly glue marks. In other words, we doubt a homemade Snack and Stack set would be as awesome as ours. Plus, you'd have three less LEGOs to build with, and that's no good.
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Q: Is the metal made from stainless steel? If so, what grade? 18/10 or 18/8?
A: The manufacturer tells us that it is high grade polished stainless steel.
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