Serving utensils

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These are a range of serving utensils which have enhanced grip or features including:

  • right angled handles;
  • a handle which distributes the weight.

Some of the items could be suitable for blind and partially sighted users.

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Help and advice

If you have problems with incoordination, using tongs for serving foods may offer more control and stability than using a fork or serving spoon1. This may also be easier if you have low vision.

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