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CHOMPr, the Hamburger Grasping Device

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By Stephen Christ at Coroflot

If you've ever eaten a messy burger in a fancy pants restaurant and thought, "I really wish I could eat this burger without it tainting my beautiful hands," then CHOMPr is for you. CHOMPr is a "conceptual hamburger grasping device for high-end restaurants" that allows the user to grasp an ergonomically shaped wooden clamp instead of a...[shudders]...hamburger bun.

While the design by industrial design student Stephen Christ is aesthetically pleasing—he also used the same form for a chair—does anyone need one of these things? If the restaurant is so high-end, maybe they should just feed the burger to you. [via Gizmodo]

7 Comments:

II already have a hamburger grasping device... it's called a hand.

One small flaw in the design, the sides are all open where the middle of the burger is. Where does the mess come from? The middle of the burger which will ooze juice and condiments all over the persons hand which is holding the device.

Talk about a solution looking for a problem. It is also flawed - how does one move the burger forward once you have consumed half of it? I guess you will have to use your hands.

Really? Seriously?

That looks like it would cause quite a cramp. Just hands for me, thanks.

knife and fork?

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