Review on 🍽️ Sago Brothers 9.5" Stainless Steel Fondue Forks - 12-Piece Set with Color Coding and Heat Resistant Handle for Cheese Fondue, Chocolate Fountain, and Roasting Marshmallows by Jay Chenier

A day or two after I received these fondue forks, the seller sent me a long email asking for a review. Here is that review. I opened the box and inside were twelve good quality fondue forks. I see no reason why they shouldn't work as intended, even though I haven't even taken them out of the box. Those are fondue forks. What else should they do? Pranking lazy co-workers to wake up and get to work? I think they can be used for that too. I was planning fondue cooking the other day, and I'm going to try these forks. I'm sure they'll then rate at least a "4" although I don't see the slightest reason to give another rating unless, heaven forbid, the fondue forks melt in the hot cheese. "I don't appreciate it" is a long speech from the salesman, who in sweet, passive-aggressive terms demands an immediate review and promises to fix anything that goes wrong with these fondue forks. Go wrong? Hm? The box seems to open well. I think there were a dozen good fondue forks. So I'm being generous and giving them a "3" despite the seller because I'm sure they're just cool fondue forks. If the salesman had been patient and waited until I had a chance to use it, I might even have given it an A. But not now. Dear seller. Sit down. Relax. Prepare fondue. have a bite Relax. Try out your fondue forks and see if they work. I know that I should only rate the product and I do it happily and regularly. In this case, however, the seller forces them to judge.