'Miss it forever' TV star Adrian Chiles has started 'getting feelings' for his spoons

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The One Show and Daybreak with Christine Lampard.The BBC Radio 5 host told the radio station he has begun to get "feelings" for his spoons, even writing a column about his search for the perfect spoon.Adrian got the "feelings" after reading an article about a restaurant's critics search for the perfect spoon.Speaking on his BBC Radio 5 show, Adrian revealed: "At first glance, this was a bit random, even for me but before long I was with him all the way.“I was disappointed to see I have no fewer than 17 wooden spoons.”He added: “Sorting through them, I realised I do have a favourite."It's more of a spatula than a spoon, but it suits me very well.

I had always looked out for it without knowing I was doing so and felt a twinge of disappointment if it didn’t come to hand."If ever I lost it for good, I now understood, I would miss it forever, I have started getting feelings for my spoons."Adrian then spoke to listeners who shared their "moving" stories about their kitchen cutlery.Many social media users took to Twitter to share their opinion on Adrian's fascination with spoons.MrMattThomas said: "When will they develop the technology for me to live in Adrian Chiles' brain.

It seems nice."DoctorWarmFlash added: "Is Adrian Chiles doing okay? Really not sure."GlutenFreelki shared her own spoon story as she penned: "I looked up the article only to find that Adrian Chiles' and I have a similar taste in cutlery."I, too, love my wooden spoon very much.

How wonderfully mundane."Adrian also raised many eyebrows recently after revealing he has a urinal in his flat, also encouraging others to follow suit.The former Strictly Come Dancing star insisted that a private urinal is the solution to many domestic issues, including men leaving.