Should McDonalds’ ‘Frork’ Be An Actual Thing? #POLL

It’s the age of uncanny inventions and kitchen gadgets that you could probably do without but still are too curious to let go without using. For example, the banana slicer, the “roll n pour” (because why lift the jug right?), and so on. While we applaud people for their creative bent and seamless talent in creating, well, things, let’s just agree to disagree that we could have existed as a species without these gadgets. However, that would not stop anyone from creating new things every waking moment of their life. The latest invention being the ‘Frork’, invented by none other than fast food giant McDonald’s.

The ‘frork’ as the name hints is designed along the basics of a fork but serves a completely unique purpose – picking up dropped/oozing burger sauces using French fries. Have you ever ordered a saucy burger and wished that you could either eat it without the topping squirting out from the backside of the burger or not let it go to waste without having to lick them off your tray and embarrassing yourself no end? No? Well, who cares because now there exists a gadget to aid your non-existent problem sans using your bare fingers!

This new and modified fork features French fry prongs (quite literally). Imagine a fork but with prong made of French fries? Unable to visualize it? Take a look below.

Image: The Fire Wire

Learn all about the new revolutionary burger sauce scooping prongs below in the Frork’s mock add featuring Anthony Sullivan.

https://youtu.be/ltxLeLGozDk

Yep, that’s a thing now. And you can get it! If you call the number in the clip, you will hear a message system narrated by Sullivan with information about McD’s new burgers, which, needless to say, come with topping that are susceptible to oozing out from the back. McDonald’s will be giving away the odd new trinket to customers who purchase the new burgers on Friday, May 5.

So should this special cutlery be a part of all McD outlets? What do you think? Vote below and let us know!

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Feature Image: CNBC