Multipurpose eating utensil

A multipurpose eating utensil comprising:

• a pair of geometrically similar side parts of thin but flexible sheet material having confronting adjacent edges interconnected by a unitary membrane hinge allowing the side parts to move between a flattened position extending generally coplanar with each other and a folded use position extending at an acute angle to each other from the hinge;
• a front utensil part formed unitarily with the side parts of the thin but flexible sheet material and having an inner edge joined unitarily to ends of both of the side parts, an outer edge formed with a plurality of longitudinally projecting fork tines, and a longitudinally extending side edge formed as a cutting tool;
• a rear utensil part formed unitarily with the side parts of the thin but flexible sheet material, whereby in the folded use position the rear utensil part forms a spoon bowl;
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• a fastener on at least one of the side parts for releasably securing the side parts together in the folded use position.