Ingenious jar-friendly spoons

yogurt_spoon4.jpg Introducing Nojae Park's yoghurt-pot spoon: simple genius of the kind that gets chair-bound gadget bloggers excited, but which has probably been available from all good dollar stores since 1977.

... and no sooner than I write the above paragraph, the following presents itself, via Yanko Design commenter Luke:

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The date? 1962. My retrometer is off 15 years.

Good to the last drop [Yanko Design]
Kraft jar spoon [Achille Castiglioni]


Discussion

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Can I humbly suggest using more spatulas and less spoons? They come in all sizes and do a better job than these contrived (though aesthetically pleasing) spoons.

The spatula is my go-to utensil for making PB&J and eating yogurt.

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#2 posted by toxonix Author Profile Page, May 2, 2008 12:53 PM

Agreed: spatula.

The Spatula is flexible; it can clean any jar as easily as a dog's tongue.
The above designs would require different spoons for every size and shape jar.

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#3 posted by Qozmiq , May 2, 2008 1:48 PM

Okay, can I just say how incredibly lame this is? Any spoon...let me repeat...ANY spoon can get into any corner, crevice, cleavage, cleft, or fissure, if you angle it right. I never leave a cup of yoghurt with a speck of Lactobacillus bulgaricus and Streptococcus thermophilus. Other bacteria (e.g., acidophilus) and other strains of the above bacteria left in it. This is just silly. And the sillyness must stop...and now. The amout of time a flat sided spoon will save you is nerthy worth a twitherbush!

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#5 posted by Fnarf , May 2, 2008 3:07 PM

@2, I'll just stick with the dog's tongue, thanks.

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the top picture ad. looks vaguely mac-esque.. anyone else agree?

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#7 posted by Anonymous , May 3, 2008 6:32 AM

While the jar-spoon seems ok (for that shape of jar), the pot-spoon is, I'm sorry to say, seriously flawed (if not a total crock). As soon as the depth of the pot varies, the corner of the spoon ceases to fit! :-P

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isn't this what your tongue is for?

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#9 posted by mmbb , May 4, 2008 12:34 AM

The spoon is nice and all, but can I get one with Bluetooth connectivity?

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