Abstract: A combination kitchen utensil is disclosed which incorporates an elongated shank (13), a handle (11) attached to one end of the shank (13) and a tined head (14) which is attached to the other end of the shank (13), depending at an obtuse angle therefrom. The tined head (14) has a "V" shaped slot and at least a pair of fork tines (17) formed therein which point away from the shank (13), again at an obtuse angle with respect to the shank (13). The tined head (14) can include a tapered leading edge (15) to facilitate the sliding of the head between an item of cooking food and the grill. Additionally, the fork tines (17) can be sharpened to facilitate the insertion of the tines (17) into a food product.