Multipurpose eating utensil

A multipurpose eating utensil comprising:

• a pair of geometrically similar side parts of generally isosceles trapezoidal shape formed of thin but flexible sheet material and each having a longitudinally extending and short minor base edge, a longitudinally extending and long major base edge generally parallel to the respective minor base edge, and front and rear generally straight side edges diverging from outer ends of the respective minor base edges to outer ends of the respective major base edges, the minor base edges being closely juxtaposed and substantially parallel to each other, the front side edges extending at an angle of less than 180° away from each other and from the respective minor base edges, the rear side edges similarly extending at an angle of less than 180° away from each other and from the respective minor base edges;
• a front utensil part formed of thin but flexible sheet material and having a pair of straight inner edges juxtaposed closely with the front side edges, an outer edge formed with a pair of longitudinally projecting fork tines, and a longitudinally extending side edge formed as a cutting tool;
• a rear utensil part formed of thin but flexible sheet material and having a pair of straight inner edges juxtaposed closely with the rear side edges and an outer edge joining outer ends of the respective inner edges;
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• an inner hinge interconnecting the minor base edges for pivoting of the two side parts relative to each other about an axis substantially parallel to the inner edges between a storage position with the two side parts generally coplanar and a use position with the two side parts extending at an angle of less than 180° to each other;
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• respective front and back hinges connecting the inner edges of the front and back parts to the respective side edges of the side parts such that in the storage position all parts are substantially coplanar and in the use position the front and rear parts extend at an acute angle to the axis.