of the male clasping member 50 toward clasping member 52 before securing to female clasping tape 48 conversely the size of the cavity 28 can be reduced by positioning of the male clasping member 50 toward the cavity thereby reducing the size of the cavity 28 before securing to female clasping member 48 an eating utensil depicted by a spoon 36 with a coupling hole 40 placed in the handle is similar to that shown in fig2 3 the opposite end of the band is similar in function to clasp members of fig1 3 except the clasp member is simplified by forming the band out of a circular shape and providing a top locking member 52 and a bottom locking member 54 the utensil is securely fastened to the strap by insertion of the top locking member 52 through the coupling hole 40 trapping the two sides of the coupling hole between locking members 52 54 the use of a clasping member allows the utensil to be removed and cleaned or exchanged for another utensil without removal of the sanitary strap in order to effect disassembly of the utensil from the band the assembly steps must be reversed to this end the top locking member 52 is pulled out of the coupling hole 40 of the utensil 36 by means of pushing or pulling the top locking member 52 through the coupling hole 40 until sufficiently deformed to fit through.