A Food52er wrote in looking for a fourchette, or a 2-pronged "fork" used for plating pasta.

It is similar to a meat fork, but has round tines to better grip the pasta.

She has contacted antique markets and other online stores, but has not been able to find one. Does anyone have advice on where to find one?

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ChefJune
ChefJune August 14, 2015
I never heard it called :fourchette" before That's the French word for fork - and not a two-tined one. I would think you'd be more likely to find one at a restaurant supply store like J.B. Prince.
 
Nancy
Nancy August 14, 2015
Or maybe called a spork?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spork
http://www.realsimple.com/food-recipes/tools-products/trusty-tools-cooking-pasta/nylon-spork
 
cookbookchick
cookbookchick August 14, 2015
I just saw a video on how to make one using a pair of chopsticks, two rubber bands, and a small was of paper towel. I'll see if I can find the link.
 
cookbookchick
cookbookchick August 14, 2015
http://www.refinery29.com/how-to-plate-spaghetti-perfectly?utm_source=kitchn&utm_medium=syndication
 
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