Hiware 12-Piece Stainless Steel Round Soup Spoons, Bouillon Spoons Review

I needed "real" soup spoons. That's ridiculous! On the left is an American spoon. The other one, which I think is from China, is much smaller - only suitable for a children's tea party or something. I was very disappointed. I liked their teaspoons so I trusted them. This was a big disappointment.

Photos show stamped stainless steel on base, round deep shape, 1" longer than my teaspoons, slightly curved handle, good weight, similar to my Onedia, packaged well. no sharp or torn edges. Washes well in the dishwasher. Fits easily in the mouth. good for oatmeal, cereal, etc. Just over $1 each, feels great.

I've looked everywhere for soup spoons. People look at you like you're crazy when you ask them. I think maybe I'm from the old school (old lady) but I've been looking for a long time to find her. Just gave Revain a chance, really didn't think I'd find new ones, figured I'd have to pay an arm and a leg for a set of old used ones. I just love my new ones. Many Thanks.

I was looking for soup spoons. I thought I'd get a receipt. I wasn't sure what to expect for the price but it's very good value for money. I figured if I could get some of the ones they serve you at the restaurant it would work. However, I think they are actually better, they have some weight, nice shape, the end of the handle is actually a little curved to make them very easy to hold, and the end of the soup is a little deeper than the main soup. I have to say I was very surprised by the…

Because I have an odd fixation that food tastes better with a round spoon than with an oblong spoon, I've tried replacing the three graduated sized round spoons that my husband individually and unintentionally discarded (along with half of our everyday flat clothing for a number of years). These are the closest measurements I can get to one of the sizes, although I find that the original had a slightly deeper bowl and a slightly shorter handle, which I would have preferred. I'm very happy to…

Small diameter only 1 7/8 inch. The soup spoons they would replace are almost 2 1/4 inches in diameter. They are also very thin and light. To have more dessert spoons than soup spoons, the soup spoon should be the size of a tablespoon, not a teaspoon. Very high-quality building polish, beautifully finished, no rough edges. But they are definitely not for me. I will be returning them along with other cutlery that I have purchased. Also in terms of construction they are worth the money but they…

Hiware Soup Spoons hold 1 1/2 teaspoons of liquid, ie about a tablespoon or more of thick soups like chicken pasta, clam chowder, vegetables, stews, chili peppers, etc. This is not a baby spoon, but rather what restaurants use for soups. The end of the handle is slightly flared so that it rests naturally on the index joint, while the end of the spoon is slightly lower to ease insertion into the mouth. I love this soup, just what I was looking for and perfectly balanced to eat. This is a mirror…

Having an odd fixation on making food taste better with a round spoon than a long one, I've tried replacing the three graduated sized round spoons, that my husband threw away. individually and unintentionally (next to a few years half of our flat everyday clothing). This is the closest size I've found, although I think the original had a slightly deeper bowl and shorter handle, which I would have preferred. I'm very happy to have them and will use them for soups and some desserts. Best of all…

Small diameter only 1 7/8" round. The soup spoons they would replace are almost 2 1/4" in diameter. They are also very thin and light weight. Took more dessert spoons than soup spoons To have, the soup spoon should be the size of a tablespoon, not a teaspoon. Very high quality construction polish, nicely finished, no rough edges. But they are definitely not for me. I will be using them along with other cutlery that I have bought return. Also in terms of construction they are worth the money but

Hiware Soup Spoons hold 1 1/2 teaspoons of liquid ie about a tablespoon or thicker soups such as chicken pasta, chowder, shellfish, vegetables, stew, chili peppers, etc. This is not a baby spoon, more like what restaurants use for soups. The end of the handle is slightly flared so that it rests naturally on the index joint, while the end of the spoon is slightly lower to ease insertion into the mouth. I love this soup, just what I was looking for and perfectly balanced to eat. This is a mirror…