Lemon fork a salutary utensil for serving lemon wedges
OwnerJoy W. Whistleinventor
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Abstract
Bar tenders and waitresses serve lemon with a beverage. There has been at least one case of polluted lemon wedges attributed to handling and numerous other cases of undesirable service. The present invention features a salutary utensil for serving a lemon wedge without touching it. It is a lemon fork. It has tines and a slot at some angle to the tines. A server can fork a lemon wedge. Then orient the slot downward and place it on a glass. It is easy to use. It can be molded, machined or stamped.
Claims3
A flat utensil with two tines and a slot at a right angle there to.
A utensil of variable thickness with two tines and a variable slot at an angle there to.
A utensil with a variable width slot to accommodate different containers.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.