Review on 🍽️ Heavy Duty Stainless Dishwasher Flatware Silverware: Efficiency at Its Best by Pete Hahn

Black tableware looks stylish and classy. This is a high quality set, good looking, durable, not heavy. A few notes after a few weeks of use: The outer edges of the forks are square instead of rounded. Squareness is pronounced compared to other sets I've used. This is a benefit for those who like to "cut" food with a fork, turning larger pieces into smaller ones. Not too sharp-edged, but helps to cut through and keep the focus on conversations and good food. Sizing Note: The regular size fork is the same size as the popular brand I already have. However, the smaller fork is larger than other small forks with a slightly longer shank. I would call it an intermediate size. If small forks grew into larger, adult forks, this would be a teenager's fork. I'm just saying. This is a handy size for an omelette. The big spoon is bigger than any big spoon I can remember. If you like serious sips, this is the spoon you need. In a pinch, this can serve as a serving spoon. While it may be too big for some people, others will be happy to have more broth or more milk in their cereal. The smaller spoon, on the other hand, is smaller than what I consider average for small spoons. Not small enough to be a baby spoon, but significantly smaller than most. The handle is shorter and the spoon itself is smaller. Compact spoon. Children will love this spoon. The knife is a fairly normal size. The ridges along the cutting edge are striking. They're a little more pronounced. This will cut the bun a little faster and easier. So a big-big spoon, a small-small spoon and a unique medium-sized small fork. Add well-curved forks and knives with real serrations that really get the job done. It could be the ergonomics that caught my eye in the description. This is a great kit. Hope that helps. If yes, please click on the help button. Thank you and enjoy stylish ergonomic dining.