It is reported that this fork launched by the Canadian company is called Aromafork. The fork features a small hole near the head, which can hold absorbent paper. Diners can drip various food-scented aromas into the hole, allowing the scent to slowly diffuse, enabling them to smell additional food aromas while eating.
The report states that the company has launched 21 different scents, including chocolate, lychee, ginger, strawberry, mint, and almond.
The inventor says the fork has another use: if a diner forgets to buy spices while cooking at home, the aroma from the fork can serve as a substitute.
