200 Pcs Compostable Wooden Utensils Set - 100 Forks, 50 Spoons, 50 Knife Set - Eco-Friendly Cutlery Set

We ordered this product because the main photo advertise a box to hold the items in but it comes in s plastic bag. I'd have paid much less if I know this will not come with a box. This is not accurate

I was having a house Warming with a country like decor (gabalized metal containers and burlap accents), these cutlery seemed to fit better than plastic. Well, they not only looked perfect, they were actually great to use. Very sturdy, we had pulled pork and slaw, and not only person broke they fork. They are finished very fine with no splinters. I would say fancy enough for an outdoor wedding if you didn't want to use real silverware. Way fancier than plastic, even the silver colored plastic. These have a much nicer mouth feel and just more interesting.

Good deal on wooden utensils. Great for environmental waste reduction

This definitely helped cut down the guilt of disposable tableware ... the spoon, fork, knife were all sturdy and none broke. And they were all attractive, i want embarrassed to set the table with them. the knife functioned nicely as a serrated knife.The spoon is fine, but i was serving soup and this was not a soup spoon (to be fair, no plastic spoon is ever a soup soon anyway). We made do with what we had and that was fine.The big thing for me: the fork. It functioned perfectly as a fork, but i tasted wood/ bamboo with every bite and that was just odd. Had a i been paying attention, i would have gone for something like the biodegradable stuff that appears more "plastic - like"

I LOVE this cutlery. I bought them to outfit our travel trailer. I always have a dilemma deciding if it's worse to use metal utensils that have to be washed with scarce water which then has to be disposed of or plastic utensils which just add to the landfill. It's hard to be green ;) Then I found these wonderful utensils that can be discarded in a compost bin or burned in the campfire without adding toxic fumes to the environs. They also take up very little room because they nest so tightly. (See photo which shows all 200 utensils in a very small cutlery tray). Win, win, win!! The only slight downside is you have to get used to not having completely slick utensils against your lips. It feels a bit odd at first, but just like disposable chopsticks, you get over it quickly.