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Good to the last drop
Finally a spoon that will satisfy those of us that can never get enough. No more embarrassing caught in the act moments of sticking your tongue in your pudding or yogurt container to get that last remaining bit of delight cowering at the bottom of the inconveniently shaped containers. This new “Yogurt Spoon” is the ultimate tool for savoring those last moments. I once witnessed a man scrapping his yogurt bottom with a pencil… I nearly cried at the realization that if no one was around, I might done the exact same thing.
Designer: Nojae Park
80 Comments »
luke says
sorry….this is a copy……
http://www.achillecastiglioni.it/it/projects/id-26.html
red house says
I don’t think this design is a copy, this design can solve the problem better.
Jack says
Good product. Shame about the bad english which spoils the “hole” campaign.
paul sandip says
i like the spoon designed by Achille Castiglioni … thanks for the link!
Dan says
The idea is the same, but the execution is slightly different. PLUS I like the symmetry and simplicity of this design better.
emily says
The spoon handle isn’t long enough for regular-size yogurt containers – only for the small 4 ounce kind.
Yop says
Guau, simple but very effective.
Sorry my english.
Shiella says
I usually left the last drop…This is what I need to make a complete finish.
Lim says
Lets look at this the other way round. If the spoon is just the normal spoon shape, which is the oval shape BUT, the cup base edges is well rounded ?
So who folllow who ? The spoon follows the shape of the up or the cup follows the shape of the spoon?
Jack says
Clearly the spoon follows the shape..
Tony says
If these spoons where to be sold on their own direct to consumers then it will be hard to sell enough of them. Best to approach large manufacturers of Yogurt and sell them together with the tubs.
lilirenard says
Do you know, where I can buy one in Europe ?
thanks
carl says
very good idea, 1st decent thought ive seen on here in ages
Freshome says
Now they’ll have to sell this product to a company that makes a delicious yogurt.
Steve Davis says
I love this spoon! I own a few frozen yogurt stores and would love to use this spoon as our standard utensil. Does anyone know how I could potentially purchase them in bulk?
Jordan says
Genious!
Kelly says
Finally a spoon that caters to the needs of yogourt lovers like myself. However, given the length of the handle I don’t think this particular item could handle the 8 oz Kroger and/or Kirkland signature yogourt cups that have come to populate my fridge. Regardless, great idea….I RUV YOGOURT!
eric says
just what we need, more useless plastic in our world….
Dan says
OMG Its so slight of a change, but these are the small things that make a big difference. Its like how Japan made the extendable straws that have 2 parts. >.< I so want one if they ever make this thing
powers says
DANON should buy this idea and sell it with their product. Or the yogurt cups could just have a slightly bigger radius on the bottom corners…
kitty says
excellent ! xD
Diem Thuyen says
haha
Derekp says
I think i’ve seen this somewhere before…but it’s not bad at all
Kouba says
Hmm… I read blogs on a similar topic, but i never visited your blog. I added it to favorites and i’ll be your constant reader.
johnzo says
how can i purchase? thxz
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