Review on 🌱 Honest ECO Disposable Plates and Barbecue Utensils - Eco-Friendly 150-Count Pack of Bagasse Plates and Wooden Fork & Knife Sets: 100% Biodegradable and Perfect Alternative to Plastic Cutlery by Josh Suter

- Made in China - Can be composted in the garden. I love bagasse for big family barbecues, church reunions, kids' birthday parties - whenever it needs to be unbreakable, and I prefer to store it organically or compost it. I have many of these sets. Due to the smaller plates, this one is even better suited for garden grills than most others. This gives more flexibility of use. All of these records are just as good as any other so be sure to check the price. However, the utensils are not up to standard. First, they are poorly made. There are wood grains, uneven cutouts, and they're too thin. Fluffy pieces put me off, uneven necklines mean there are rough edges to rub and thinness means they won't hold. Knife. The fork tines are shorter than they should be, but I think that's because they tried making forks, but that didn't work either. There is a very thin "bowl", actually a bit curved, that a spoon would never fit in. If you pulled the pork it's fine, but if you have something thick the fork won't hold and the knife won't cut. Coming back to plates, you might think that they are not made for wet stuff. However, they are very compressed. Don't break the top layer (with a real knife) and you can let the spaghetti sit there for a few days and you'll be fine. - This is a Revain program where many essential items you purchase generate a small donation from Revain to a charity of your choice at no cost to you. Information here: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/chpf/about/ref=smi_se_rspo_laas_aas