studio kg: eat with your fingers
eating etiquette rules always remind us to not eat with our fingers. however, most of our daily-life munching requires us to pick up our food with our hands. 'eat with your fingers' finds a middle ground with its set of three mini-piece cutlery that fit at the end of our fingers
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there is an unwritten etiquette rule that says ‘don’t eat with your fingers’, however most of our daily-life munching requires our fingers’ help (nuts, chocolate bars, toasts, sandwiches, tapas…). ‘eat with your fingers’ consists of a set of three mini-pieces of cutlery (knife, fork, spoon) that fit at the end of our fingers reinventing to a small degree the experience of eating and finding a hygienic middle ground between the etiquette rule and our daily routine.
