Silicone Stirring Spoon Set for Coffee & Tea ☕🐻 - Honey Bear Kitchen (Black Bear Black, Pack of 2) Review

Certainly strange "spoon". Barely a spoonful depth which I was expecting from reading other reviewers comments and was fine as I wanted for making sandwiches. But while the handle is silicone-coated stainless steel, making it strong, the end of the spoon appears to be made entirely of silicone, and dangles like our cartilaginous ears. Not exactly functional.

I can hear the sound of a metal spoon scraping against my metal coffee mug in the morning. These little spoons are graceful, like everyone else. Very durable and well made. Perfect size for stirring my 24 ounce mug. You'll be surprised how hard it is to find another spoon for the job other than the extra spoon the milk queen gives you. I'm a lot less grumpy in the mornings :) If you're searching and hesitating, don't do it. Love!

I have to admit. When I first received these spoons and noticed that they "lacked" the depth of the scoop, I tried to return them. But Revain offered me a non-refundable loan, which they sometimes do. So I decided to try this product. I LOVE HER! They are perfect for stirring tea/coffee (quietly) and as you can see in the 2nd photo my yoghurt sticks to the spoon so no deep spoon needed! AND ALSO. I can "silently" clean the bowl of leftover yogurt. Sort of like a mini spatula! Looking for…

Update: Nice to see they've added more color options. I would like to see another version with a slightly concave spoon that makes it easier to taste the drink, then that would be perfect! I love these silicone spoons as they do their job very well. Even if I didn't really like the color. Perhaps the manufacturer could add espresso (dark brown), black, or cream as options. I would also like even more if the spoons were a bit more concave so they could actually hold some liquid (e.g. for tasting

I really like these mixing spoons. The reason I put the spoons in quotes is because they are only STIRRERS and NOT teaspoons. I've read many complaints that these "spoons" are too flat or the tips are too curved. You can't expect a butter knife to cut a steak, and you shouldn't expect a stirrer to behave like a spoon. These agitators do exactly what they are supposed to do. I have a LeCruiset ceramic mug that was badly scratched by my stainless steel spoons. I tried switching to bamboo stick…