Is this fork appropriate for serving sliced roast or ham?
871868
I would think it would work, it is good strong quality stainless flatware. I bought it because it was large with widely spaced tines (compared to other options) to use for mixing pancake batter and similar heavy mixes that don't want to be beaten to a froth with a whisk or mixer. It works great for that purpose.
871869
Yes, it's a perfect sized fork for serving and the prongs are pointed enough to make picking up meats easy.
871870
Yes, it would be fine. Do keep in mind that it is not terribly big, so if you are using a large turkey platter, this fork might look flimsy beside it. If you have sliced meat on a dinner-plate-size plate, it would be just right.
871871
Yes. It's perfect for serving meat. It's larger than dinner forks but smaller than many serving forks---in a good way. I have many serving forks and the others seem almost too big. This one is perfect.
1906507
I bought this fork, I didn't use a cane creek hs, but I had no problems. I used a Chris King and it looks good and wasn't any harder than any other fork I have ever used. Good luck.
1125955
It will hold a ham shank, but if you're looking to make a pot of pea soup, this will probably be too small. It is not programmable. Great for roasting a chicken though.
982214
If you can't look at this and know how to use it, given you are buying it to tenderize meat, as its stated function, are you certain you should be in a kitchen where there are knives, food processors and such? You hold then handle and stab the meat. Didn't your mother ever use a fork or something to stab meat?
1364076
Yes, it works fine. I use it quite often on partially frozen roast beef to cube it for stews.
2068779
It will handle a slab if its cut down so it does not hang too far over the edge. I slice brisket I have turned into corned beef.
1340793
I use a fork also. It's a little clumsy, but it does work. And since the cups are aluminum, they cool quickly.
2269801
In theory, but in practice it is decorative. I just throw my fork in the main body as it is tough.
369302
It is silicone & sturdy.A knife might puncture it if you tried hard, but I wouldn't think a fork would.I love these bowls. They are very sturdy.I've had mine for quite some time & they are still like new.I use them when we travel and at times it will be a month or more of straight use.
1125348
I would not. I have one fork that has a tiny split in it. I believe that is the only one that I put in the dishwasher.
500562
Yes, but it wouldn't be "roasted". It would be the same as putting it in a crockpot on low, unless you browned it first.
1125956
Probably won't hold a big ham but I think the bone shank will be fine. Mine is not programmable just normal temp setting from very low to very high. I have 3! One in my camper and two in the house. It is myost used appliance and the food tast so much better than in a crock pot. I do not like crock pots. U will love this appliance.
1036647
You should be able to. We got it for cooking a rack of lamb, which is not very balanced, and had no problems.
2240011
It would be fine for a larger family, especially at breakfast. it would be great for any meal. I assume the weight is twice that of the half griddle which could be awkward to handle.
2228453
I used mine for a small turkey, I am sure it will be good for your roast, it is very sturdy and ajustable.
1454131
You can fry a couple of slices, but you will need to drain off the fat. It is not too deep maybe 1/4 inch.
1747741
Yes. The handle is rubberized but the fork is stainless steel. Quite solid and well able to stand up to daily use and abuse from toddlers.