Tapas Style - Olive or Pickle Spoon
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Description
🥒🫒 The spoon your olive jar doesn't want you to have 🫒🥒
No more sticking in a dessert fork, a coffee spoon, or —even worse— your fingers like a medieval barbarian. 🤌 This 15 cm spoon is designed to fit into those tiny supermarket jars that seem to have been conceived by someone who hates olives.
👉 Holds 4 or 5 olives at once, just enough for a decent bite without looking like you're fishing for trout.
👉 Printed in PLA, and I'm using it as is, but if you're one of those who needs a “food safe” label on tap water, then fine: use food-grade lacquer or varnish and stop complaining.
👉 Scalable in Bambu Studio: today olives, tomorrow an XXL ladle for pickles that look like gym cucumbers.
⚡ What you want to know (and what you don't, too):
- Prints in little more than 1 hour ⏱️
- Less than 15 g of filament 🧵
- Orientation → as is, so you don't break the handle on your first “I broke the jar” 💪
I'm already using it, washed with soap and ready to go. And yes, I've also made it with wood filament, because saying it's “eco” scores points at dinner parties. 🌳📸 (photos on the way).
In short: it's an invention as absurd as it is useful. Like the TV remote control: nobody respects it, but you can't live without it. 😈🍸
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If this spoon made you smile (or got an olive out of the jar 🤭), give me a BOOST and make me as happy as a child with a free lid. 🫒🔥 If you don't want to boost… then at least upload a photo of your print and follow me, because looking without touching is rude. 😈📸
License
You shall not share, sub-license, sell, rent, host, transfer, or distribute in any way the digital or 3D printed versions of this object, nor any other derivative work of this object in its digital or physical format (including - but not limited to - remixes of this object, and hosting on other digital platforms). The objects may not be used without permission in any way whatsoever in which you charge money, or collect fees.












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