/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.12870989]

Any experiences with Titanium cooking / tableware?

I'm pretty interested in them as they are very light and incredibly resistant to force and corrosion.

[Anonymous No.12871032]

>>12870989
>cooking
Not great. Titanium doesn't retain heat, and is a poor conductor of heat.
>utensils
Fine for whatever doesn't need to be sharp I guess.

[Anonymous No.12871179]

>>12870989
reverse image search
>indigogo

[Anonymous No.12871498]

>>12871179
You can get Titanium utensils and such on multiple sites you know, the project's goal is affordable titanium utensils after all. The lowest amount of cash for a fork, a knife and a spoon is 25 euros where i live.

[Anonymous No.12871548]

>>12871498
>stealth marketing thread for crowdshit

[Anonymous No.12871678]

meme camping gear

[None !2Code3TV3M No.12871736]

>>12871498
look on ebay, seems pretty affordable to me

honestly though you'd be better off getting forged steel cutlery
I have a 3 piece set and they're indestructible, the weight of them is also very satisfying and they stay sharp
i'm fairly confident I could jam the spoon through someones skull without bending it
bought it at a convenience store when I was staying with someone because I needed a set during my stay, figured the 10 bucks was just a regular convenience store price gouge but they're the best cutlery i've ever had
the most fragile parts the tines don't bend, only fork i've ever held that can be used as a crowbar, i've feel confident pulling nails with these

fuck titanium when you have a cheaper option this good