Earlier today, David Bay announced the release of Forkit - his new Chef's Fork, which has been in development since 2013. The main aim is of this "must have" kitchen tool is to give you confidence in lifting, moving or carving meat and poultry in the kitchen. The product claims to do that with ease, because of its its generous size and robust construction.... but it does so, with a difference.

David Bay, Owner of Forkit, says: "He wanted to try something new with Forkit. Anyone familiar with the cooking niche will probably notice how slim everything else is compared to Forkit which is different becuase of its broad nature and three sharp tines. Most of its competitors have just two tiny prongs which are next to useless for lifting poultry or joints of meat.. This is a problem because the narrow nature of those tines does not offer any control as they are more of a serving aid than a lifting tool. This is also a problem because stability comes from having a good grip, and three strong tines definitely provides a good grip."

So as a welcome breath of fresh air, and with the aim of making his customers feel more confident, Forkit provides that control because of the total security it offers cooks in managing their meat. Forkit is purposefully made this way as it was designed by cooks and not just to be another faddy gadget. This is made to be used regularly and become the "go to" tool for lifting and carving.

David Bay also said "He wants to make his customers bosses in their own kitchen and be able to lift and carve with total confidence and safety. With Forkit, they have a fresh new possibility. He wants his customers to feel happy and certain, when using the Forkit and feel like they have made a great purchase choice. "Trying something new is always a risk, but it's a risk he believes is worth taking."

Whilst this is new to the European market, Forkit has sold in USA since 2013. Its introduction in time for Christmas gifting is timely. It comes in a gift box which would make wrapping easy and also offers a downloadable eBook of home based recipes.

This product is available now, exclusively on [Amazon](http://amzn.to/1l0y5il) in the UK and Europe. To find out more, simply visit Forkit on Amazon or have a look at their [website](http://quitenice-blog.com).