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Carving Forks
Carving forks come in two forms: straight and curved. Straight forks are the predecessor to tongs and are typically used for maneuvering meats in a sauté pan or piercing and bleeding cuts that are cooked to a higher level of doneness. Curved forks are useful in that the tines never interfere with cutting and are otherwise ideal when used as a pot fork to lift turkeys, casseroles, etc. from the oven.
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Dexter 6-1/2 in Shrimp Fork (11.5 in overall)
Elevate your seafood prep with the Dexter 6-1/2 in. Shrimp Fork (11.5 in. overall) from Dexter-Russell, a professional-grade tool designed for delicate handling and effortless serving. Perfect for shrimp, crab, lobster, and other shellfish, this fork makes separating meat from shells precise, clean, and efficient. The 6-1/2 inch stainless steel tines provide strength and control, while the extended 11.5-inch overall length keeps your hands safely away from hot steam or boiling water. Its ergonomically designed handle offers a comfortable grip, reducing fatigue during repetitive tasks and ensuring accuracy in both home kitchens and commercial seafood prep. Learn More$35.00 -
Dexter Traditional 13.5" Cook's Fork
Commercial-Grade Leverage: The 13.5" Dexter Traditional Cook’s Fork When handling 20-pound briskets or navigating a 600-degree broiler, the physical distance between your hand and the heat source isn't just about comfort—it's about safety. The Dexter Russell S2896 1/2 Cook's Fork provides that essential clearance with a massive 7-inch handle. In hand, this fork feels substantial yet balanced; the half-tang construction ensures the tines remain rigid when anchoring large primal cuts, while the 6.3-ounce weight prevents hand fatigue during high-volume service. We’ve tested this fork across multiple applications: from checking meat tenderness in a deep roasting pan to flipping heavy cuts on a commercial flat-top. The DEXSTEEL™ high-carbon steel tines are ground to a precise point, allowing for clean penetration without tearing the fibers of the meat. Unlike lightweight consumer forks, the tines here do not flex under the weight of a heavy roast. The traditional wood handle offers a tactile, high-friction grip that actually improves as it wears, provided it is maintained correctly. This is a tool built for the heat, the grease, and the relentless pace of a professional line. Learn More$33.70
