🍴 Dixie 7.13" Heavy-Weight Polystyrene Plastic Fork by GP PRO (Georgia-Pacific), Black, FH517, (1000-Count), 1 Box/Case Review

We have switched to all disposables for everyday use to reduce the amount of washing up. We strive to make as much compostable crockery as possible, but we can't afford compostable crockery because it's so plastic. It's value for money, better value than crystal clear, and we actually use more forks than anything else. We have two preschoolers and have had no problems at all with these forks. For the rest of the crockery we use crystal-clear large packaging and for the restaurant business we…

It seems that we never have dishes when we need them. I'm tired of buying small boxes every month. For twenty-five dollars you get a box of 1,000. You will not go out. They are stout, full-length, and black. When using some products, stains from sauces are visible on white or transparent dishes. Black looks better to me. They are packed in two plastic bags in a carton. There are no smaller boxes inside. So don't worry about tearing plastic. Unless you plan on using them all up quickly, you'll…

I have purchased black plastic Dixie and other brand forks which are quite strong and durable from Revain and other local suppliers in my area . Forks are good for soft foods, they are somewhat flexible but for hard ice cream, forking a tough piece of meat, inserting a tine in and under an orange peel to start peeling, or any other purpose that a person might need a uses fork. It is easy to break a tine or a piece of tine in the food. If you do not hear or notice this and bite off or swallow a…