Spoon

The Doctor licks ice cream off of a spoon. (TV: Robot of Sherwood)

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A spoon was a device used both as a cooking or eating utensil, (TV: The Eleventh Hour et al) and as a musical instrument. (TV: Time and the Rani) They were often made out of wood (TV: The Lodger) or steel. (TV: The Woman Who Fell to Earth)

As a utensil

On Earth, as well as other planets, spoons were used for cooking, (TV: The Lodger) and eating food, especially soup. (TV: The Eleventh Hour, The Unicorn and the Wasp, Hell Bent)

The Androgums used a type of spoon called a boomerang spoon for their cooking. (PROSE: Storm Harvest)

While working as an usher at the Queen Victoria Theatre, (AUDIO: Lost) Cleo Proctor had to tell people that "the spoon is in the lid". She later brought this up in an episode of The Blue Box Files with her friends, Abby McPhail and Shawna Thompson. (AUDIO: SOS)

As a musical instrument

The Seventh Doctor picking up a Lakertyan spoon to play it. (TV: Time and the Rani)

The Seventh Doctor, early on in his incarnation, showed a knack for playing the spoons as a musical instrument, though this was seen less as he matured. (TV: Time and the Rani, The Greatest Show in the Galaxy, PROSE: Strange England)

Representing Earth in lieu of Nicky Newman, he won the 309th Intergalactic Song Contest by playing the spoons. (AUDIO: Bang-Bang-a-Boom!)

The Doctor played the spoons again while a prisoner in Colditz Castle in October 1944. (AUDIO: Colditz) He asked for spoons to play when he held prisoner by the Russians during the Siege of Sevastopol. (AUDIO: The Angel of Scutari)

Ace disliked the Doctor's habit of playing the spoons and therefore hid them in the TARDIS. (AUDIO: Fiesta of the Damned)

The Doctor played the spoons during a visit to the Worldsphere. He claimed that he broke the galactic record for continuous spoon-playing (sixty-seven hours). He would have broken the universal record but a Garthanian telekinetic kept bending his instruments. (PROSE: The Also People)

During their encounter on Perfugium in the far future, Death noted that the Doctor stopped playing the spoons and mangling his proverbs after his personality began to darken. (AUDIO: Master)

The Ninth Doctor sometimes played the spoons with a skiffle band in the sixties which Marcus Butler's dad was a member of. (PROSE: Have You Seen This Man?)

The Twelfth Doctor identified the Seventh Doctor as his "spoon-playing self" and suggested to guitarist Hattie Munroe that she could collaborate with him. (COMIC: Beneath the Waves)

As a weapon

In 1471, One-Armed Clarrie supposedly fought off twenty Lancastrians with only a spoon in the Battle of Tewkesbury. (AUDIO: The Kingmaker) A spoon was used once again as a weapon when the Tenth Doctor destroyed Baltazar's ship with a metal-eating fungus on a spoon. (TV: The Infinite Quest)

The Twelfth Doctor used a spoon in his fight with Robin Hood, (TV: Robot of Sherwood) and later clutched a spoon he had been using to eat soup when threatened by Rassilon. (TV: Hell Bent)

Dibbsworth used a teaspoon to knock out two Sontarans with a blow to their probic vents. (AUDIO: Peepshow)

Other uses

The Tenth Doctor again used a spoon to send an Morse code SOS message when he got trapped in a data core room on the planet Hurala. (PROSE: Prisoner of the Daleks)

The Third Doctor once made a time flow analogue from a Moroccan burgundy bottle, spoons, forks, corks, key rings, tea leaves and a mug. (TV: The Time Monster)

Captain Jack Harkness knew of a planet where the main form of sentient life were spoons. He invited Rose Tyler and the Ninth Doctor on a trip to the location. (COMIC: Hot Springs Eternal)

The Twelfth Doctor once created a sonic spoon while imprisoned. (PROSE: The Blood Cell)

The Thirteenth Doctor melted spoons with a flamethrower before using the "Sheffield steel" to build her sonic screwdriver. (TV: The Woman Who Fell to Earth)

Spoon-like objects

Among objects that resembled a spoon were the anti-Droon audio paddle, a pest control device used by Torchwood Three, (PROSE: Border Princes ^[+]Loading...["Border Princes (novel)"]) and the head of a Spoonhead. (TV: The Bells of Saint John ^[+]Loading...["The Bells of Saint John (TV story)"])