Set of 12 Dinner Spoons – High-Quality Stainless Steel Spoons for Home, Kitchen, or Restaurant Use | Mirror Polished, Dishwasher Safe, 7.3 Inch Length Review

Bought these spoons less than two months ago. I ate ice cream tonight and almost cut my tongue, the back of the spoon broke in half leaving a sharp line on the back. I've never done this before and to be honest I'm a little scared that others will too.

I had very few tablespoons left so after looking through the different products available I settled on this one. This is a great set of spoons. My old ones are longer, but I like these much better because they are round and you can eat soup or muesli out of them. All spoons are in excellent condition, no defects. This is a good quality, sturdy spoon that I would recommend if you need tablespoons.

Read many reviews on these spoons before ordering. I was looking for something durable that feels good in my hand. Reviews were encouraging but I was disappointed in the spoons when I received them. They are light, thin and don't have good strength. Although the scoop may not bend even when scooping ice cream, digging into your hand with the thin edge of the scoop is very uncomfortable. I wish I had never ordered these spoons.

Bought because the last set I bought (a different brand) is slowly disappearing thanks to roommates taking them to work for lunch and don't bring them back home when they're done. The other set was fine, they actually look and feel better than I expected. It was a pleasant surprise as the cost wasn't very high. Once that's all gone I will be buying this brand again. I bought them when they were on sale on Prime Day but after seeing them I would buy them again even at a normal price.

These are lovely stainless steel spoons bought for school and work lunches. I also bought teaspoons from Hiware using the same pattern. My plan was that we would use them with a thermos, including my daughter's 25-ounce jar of zorijushi food. A tablespoon can reach the bottom of a 25-ounce glass, but it's inconvenient. Another issue is that the difference between a teaspoon and a tablespoon in terms of length and bowl size is very small, making it difficult to sort and stack in my cutlery…

I've spent some time just looking for a pack of decent quality spoons. I want my spoons to be strong enough to scoop frozen sorbet without giving up. These spoons are very good. You look good. They're the spoon size you'd expect, not the oversized crap that doesn't fit properly in cutlery organizers. They are good for picking up small amounts. So far, none of the ice cream tests have resulted in a flex. If all you need is spoons, here are some good ones. I haven't found similar quality spoons…

When I was growing up we used to call this size of spoon a "tablespoon". I didn't know they were called tablespoons but if you come from a family that refers to the large spoons in your set as "tablespoons" then this is what you need. it said. I really love this Hiware cutlery. I have purchased a set of their forks in the past and absolutely love them. I ordered these spoons based on my satisfaction with the forks and was not disappointed. These scoops are strong enough not to bend when you're…

I bought Hiware forks and longer teaspoons because we liked the simple design. We're happy with that, HOWEVER, this "lunchspoon" bowl is barely larger than a teaspoon (you'll have to look VERY carefully - it only pops out 1-2 millimeters at a time. Length maybe 1/2 inch longer. The capacity of this tablespoon are likely 1 1/2 tsp I'm used to those types of spoons that hold a full tablespoon (apologies for the imperfect position of the ruler, but you can see there's a very slight difference…

I spent a little time looking for a simple packaging with decent quality spoons. I want my spoons to be strong enough to scoop frozen sorbet without giving up. These spoons are very good. You look good. This is the size of a spoon you would expect, not one of those pointless oversized sizes that don't fit properly in cutlery organizers. They are good for picking up small amounts. So far, none of the ice cream tests have resulted in a flex. If all you need is spoons, here are some good ones. I…

Growing up, we used to call this spoon size "tablespoon". I didn't know they were called tablespoons but if you come from a family that calls the large spoons in your set "tablespoons" then this is what you need. it said. I really love this Hiware cutlery. I have purchased a set of their forks in the past and absolutely love them. I ordered these spoons based on my satisfaction with the forks and was not disappointed. These scoops are strong enough not to bend when you're scooping ice cream…

I bought Hiware forks and longer teaspoons because we liked the simple design. We're happy with that BUT this "tablespoon" bowl is barely larger than a teaspoon (you have to look VERY closely - it only pops out 1-2 millimeters at a time. Length maybe 1/2". more The capacity of this Tablespoon is probably 1 1/2 teaspoons I'm used to this type of spoon holding a full tablespoon (apologies for the imperfect position of the ruler but you can see there is a very small difference - 1/16" UPDATE…