Review on Convenient Plastic Silverware: Disposable Utensils for Food Service Equipment & Supplies by Jamie Jenkins

You can't go wrong with this spoon. They're almost life-size, very strong and sturdy, and they're cheap but not cheaply made. I bought 100 for less than $11. The attached photos show a white spoon from a local grocery store. Fragile and flimsy, but handy as a spoon until you're eating ice cream. A metal spoon is just what regular cutlery is, which is fine but needs washing. The clear plastic spoon is a product and I have to say I'm impressed. Sleek, strong, full size and cheap. Grocery stores often don't have plastic spoons, and what they do have is mediocre quality. We have a dishwasher but my wife and I never wash our dishes on time so we basically switched to plastic dishes and paper plates and our lives are much happier. With a 2-year-old child in the house, we washed a lot more dishes than we used to as a couple. They save lives and certainly don't break the bank. Highly recommended. On a note. Some people have complained about the rough edges of the quality, which may have been due to some bad batches. I haven't seen this and am very impressed.