Feed cutlery is made for the situation where one person is assisting another to eat. This is the fork from the range, and the handle is shaped with a raised top so the assisting person can hold it in a comfortable, controlled grip while still leaving room for the client to place a hand on it.
That shared grip matters clinically: a client who can contribute even part of the movement keeps some ownership of the meal, and the assisting person keeps control of the pace and the size of the mouthful. The tines and the shaft are flat and smooth, which feels better in the mouth and reduces the risk of catching lips or gums.
It suits residential care, hospital and home settings where mealtime assistance is part of the daily routine.






