Candy Orb Stainless Fruit Fork

The fork tines are smooth and rounded, so they pick up fruit without scratching the plate. They're solid in the hand and wash up easily after dessert.

A neat little set of forks that makes a fruit bowl look pulled together.

I've been looking for small dessert forks that don't look like disposable toothpicks for ages, and these finally fit the bill. The round tops are the main draw, and the stainless steel underneath feels substantial in the hand. The brushed finish has stayed even after several washes. I used them at a dinner party and two friends asked where they were from before the plates were cleared.

These little forks are cute, though the handles feel a bit short.

The forks look lovely on a dessert platter, but the round tops are a little bulky in my hand. They still do the job, though I'm not sure I'd buy a second set.

I picked these up for weekend fruit platters and they've been a lovely little upgrade from plain toothpicks. The candy orb tops are playful, the stone beads add a bit of weight, and the tines glide through melon and strawberries without bending. The only downside is that the handles are shorter than I expected, so they sit low in a tall jar and are a little fiddly to pull out. Still, they look charming on the table and do exactly what I wanted.

My sister brought a bowl of grapes to the table last weekend and these forks were the first thing everyone reached for. The candy orb handles are fun to hold, and the little beads give each one a bit of character. They handled melon, pineapple, and a few olives without any trouble, and the rounded tips didn't scratch my serving dish. Now they live in a small jar next to the fruit bowl, and my kids keep asking to use them for snacks.

These forks balance a playful look with real durability, and the stainless steel feels like it'll hold up through plenty of dessert nights.

Small and sweet, and the little orb tops are easy to hold.

The candy orb handles are genuinely charming, and the brushed finish catches the light nicely at dinner. I used them for a cheese and fruit board and the tines speared everything cleanly, from soft berries to chunks of pineapple.

Whoever came up with the candy orb idea deserves credit, because these forks make a plain fruit platter look like something from a nice restaurant. The stone bead at the top of each handle gives them a bit of weight, and the stainless steel tines are polished enough to glide through melon. They are small enough to keep in the drawer with the rest of my cutlery, and they've held up well after plenty of use. A small detail that makes dessert more fun.

Sweet little forks, and the bead detail makes them feel special.

I've tried a few novelty fruit forks before and these are the first ones that feel properly finished. The tines are smooth, the handles don't wobble, and they clean up quickly under the tap. I'm buying another set for my mother.