Galashield Disposable Wooden Cutlery Set - 200 Piece Total - 100 Forks, 100 Spoons 6.3" Length Eco Friendly Biodegradable Compostable Wooden Utensils

These are one time use however my mom puts them in the dishwasher and reuses them for some reason. Don't use the spoons too much though it cuts the outer part of your lips. Happens to me when I eat cereal or soup.Also they are almost completely flat I'm not even sure how it's possible the spoons hold liquid but it does. Also I like breaking them like corn dog stick and then peeling them like a cheese stick.

These are great but I wouldn't suggest leaving the spoons in hot soup for an extended period of time. They flatten back out like a paddle. Otherwise they work splendidly. They stay smooth and the fibers don't raise up.

I threw a baby shower for my niece and her only request was to not use too much plastic. By that, she meant she didn't want balloons. But I took her request to heart and avoided using plastic plates and utensils too. Everyone was in awe of these utensils. They are so pretty and easy to use since they are disposable. After the use of these I had my guests put them in a separate trash can and I added them to my compost bin. I'm super happy with these and needless to say that my niece was delighted.

Forks are exactly as pictured. I got lots of compliments on them. People were very impressed with the lack of plastic! I'm not sure how they would hold up trying to pick up salad, but for potato salad and macaroni salad they were great! I am very pleased and will most likely order again.

I bought these as a damaged case. They were all present and unbroken, but the packaging wasn't so nice. They serve their purpose, which is not making dirty dishes at work that someone else will have to clean. While I'm not a tree hugger, I do like that they are wood and aren't polluting the environment for no reason--it is, after all, my choice to throw away money instead of cleaning the forks at work myself.Pros:1) More environmentally friendly.Cons:1) The wood texture and mild absorbency makes the texture of liquid and semi-solid foods less desirable. Cheese clings annoyingly to them. Ramen takes on a playdough-esque flavor. Odd, but not a killer for me.2) They are a bit small for someone with big hands.3) Sadly, unlike a plastic fork, I can't rinse it and reuse it, lest I want a chewy fork.Overall I will probably try something different next time, because I know these won't be as cheap if it isn't another damaged case. Maybe I can find a waxed option that doesn't absorb, get chewy after a while, and change the texture of my foods.

I like the fact you can just throw these in the compost and not have to worry about crappy plastic waste.

I got those for school lunch for my kid. It's not very durable and has splinters soni was afraid to pack with lunch. I got bamboo set so he has to being back utensils. I would use this for grownup picknik.

Love that they are compostable and they fit in the kids little bento boxes! They also work for everyday use...for us anyway!