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- Spife abstract "A spife (also known as a knoon) is a tool where the blade of a knife is used as the handle of the spoon, often used for cutting kiwi fruit. Its name is a portmanteau of the words "spoon" and "knife". More commonly today, a spife is sold with a handle guard that covers the blade of the handle to prevent injury while using the utensil as a spoon. Spifes have been featured on many Food Network television shows shown being used to cut a wider variety of fruit than just the original use for cutting kiwi fruit.An early spife appears in the 1942 children's book The Boxcar Children by Gertrude Chandler Warner. They gained more pop culture gravitas when mentioned on an episode of Nickelodeon show Sam and Cat.Other spifes put a small, dull blade along the edge of the spoon.".
- Spife thumbnail Spife.jpg?width=300.
- Spife wikiPageExternalLink define.php?term=spife.
- Spife wikiPageExternalLink spife.htm.
- Spife wikiPageID "2269136".
- Spife wikiPageRevisionID "600999559".
- Spife hasPhotoCollection Spife.
- Spife subject Category:Eating_utensils.
- Spife subject Category:Kitchen_knives.
- Spife subject Category:Spoons.
- Spife type Article100022903.
- Spife type Artifact100021939.
- Spife type Container103094503.
- Spife type Cutlery103153375.
- Spife type Cutter103154073.
- Spife type CuttingImplement103154446.
- Spife type EatingUtensils.
- Spife type EdgeTool103265032.
- Spife type Implement103563967.
- Spife type Instrumentality103575240.
- Spife type KitchenKnives.
- Spife type Knife103623556.
- Spife type Object100002684.
- Spife type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Spife type Spoon104284002.
- Spife type Spoons.
- Spife type Tableware104381994.
- Spife type Tool104451818.
- Spife type Ware104550840.
- Spife type Whole100003553.
- Spife comment "A spife (also known as a knoon) is a tool where the blade of a knife is used as the handle of the spoon, often used for cutting kiwi fruit. Its name is a portmanteau of the words "spoon" and "knife". More commonly today, a spife is sold with a handle guard that covers the blade of the handle to prevent injury while using the utensil as a spoon.".
- Spife label "Spife".
- Spife sameAs m.06_n3g.
- Spife sameAs Q7577147.
- Spife sameAs Q7577147.
- Spife sameAs Spife.
- Spife wasDerivedFrom Spife?oldid=600999559.
- Spife depiction Spife.jpg.
- Spife isPrimaryTopicOf Spife.
