So you have a jar of jelly... Serve with a knife or a spoon? Which is easier?

Question

I really want to get down to what's most practical here. Don't you dare say both. Put some deep down thoughts into it please. For science...

Answer 1

spoon to serve knife to spread.

Answer 2

I usually put a spoon in the jar. I have some smaller spoons that are supposed to be for fancy tea, but I use one for jelly. It falls off the knife too easy. Once it is on what ever you are putting the jelly on, the knife does come in handy.

Answer 3

It depends on what you are serving with it. For example, biscuits really need a knife because you have to split them open and spread on the jelly. Toast is already flat so a spoon can work fine for spreading jelly on toast. I use a knife to spread jelly most of the time because its what I reach for most.

Answer 4

I have always used a spoon. I have seen my kids use a knife and watch the jelly fall of it onto the counter. When using a spoon the jelly stays on it and there is no mess.

Answer 5

i say a spoon b/c jelly is hard to get out of the jar when using a spoon you can scoop the jelly out and then use the back of the spoon to spreed it with a knife it is very hard to get it out of the jar that is what i think

Answer 6

Use a sppon, it is much easier to scoop the jelly out, unless it is toast, use a knife.

Answer 7

I never understood the purpose of a dull knife.

Answer 8

knife

Answer 9

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