So there I sat, cutting and forking. Cutting a piece of steak, and forking it into my mouth. Did I mention the chewing? There was a lot of chewing. The chewing was aided by sipping, but herein lies the problem.

In order to sip from my drink, I was required to drop either the knife or fork. Letting down the fork, I took up my drink. Contented, I tried to resume my steak eating. However, I was fork-less. I put down the knife and took up the fork. Then I was knife-less. I reluctantly put down my drink, to find that the knife was in the wrong hand!

Oh, what a situation I found myself in! I shuddered at the thought of repeating this procedure for every bite, and was about to cry out in helplessness when a halfbaked idea occurred to me, that would deal with this overbaked steak!

Tubutensils! These totally tubular utensils are spoons and forks that are hollow, with a length of flexible rubber hose attached to the end that extends into your drink. The fork has hollow tynes that facilitate the passage of palate moistening fluids.

A special feature in the Tubutensils makes them even ten times tubular! A button on the handle allows the air and beverage flow to be stopped after sucking, so the Tubutensil always remains full of sweet, sweet juices.

As many Tubutensils as needed can be placed into your beverage so you can have both your spoon and fork ready to dispense cool refreshment without ever having to put them down!