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You can practically hear the shrill "Beeeeeep! Beeeeeeep! Beeeeep!" warning alarm just by looking at this fun flatware.
Designed to look like construction equipment, the utensils — a fork, a spoon and a "pusher" for nudging those pesky peas (we know adults who could use that one) — will get the pickiest of eaters excited about meals.
Each piece costs $3.99 at The Stork's Nest of the Old Pueblo, 6825 E. Camino Principal (at Tanque Verde Road).
• Kristen Cook
Take IT home!
Angela PIttenger / ARizona Daily STar
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