WoodAble - Disposable Wooden Forks | Alternative to Plastic Cutlery - FSC Certified - Eco Biodegradable Replacements - Single Use Splinter Free - 100% Wood Utensils (100 Count)

I was disappointed in the outcome, but they look amazing, arrived as ordered, untouched, on time, and made for a very It would have been foolish for me to purchase these knowing how gross they feel on the tongue and how much friction they make when you pull them out of your mouth. In honor of my daughter's rehearsal dinner, I bought these from an "I DO BBQ. ". Forks and spoons were unable to be used, so they discreetly discarded them, and I found them in my silverware drawer or Upon learning about their intolerable nature, I realized there were so many people. There was no way they could even impale salad. The fact that I wasn't eating or paying attention to how they were being disposed of caused my daughter to ask for replacements. Having these will make you appear cool and conscientious, but you'll just end up using them to stir coffee and chucking them out.

Teagan Baird

| Jun 16, 2021

There is kind of an air of fancy to the party since they have this nice natural-sounding sound system There is a type of wood color that works well with any kind What makes it the best is that it is recyclable and does not contaminate the planet, which is important to eco-friendly people like me. It is definitely a purchase I will make.

Robert George

| Apr 24, 2021

This green alternative to plasticware is very durable, packaged nicely, and will last for a very long time. Your purchase is likely to please you, I am in the same boat. To be honest, there is room for improvement here to be critical. There have been concerns about the shallowness of the spoons given in other reviews. There is no doubt in my mind about this. It was difficult to eat cereal, but soup would be even more so. I suggest redesigning this so that the bowl is deeper. The type of wooden material used is durable, doesn't splinter, and is effective. There is a dry and unappealing texture to the cake. Take a dry popsicle stick or cheap chopstick as an example. You will certainly experience this, as I am not sure if they can engineer out the issue. The overall results are very good they are functional, good looking, and we may order them again in the future. Alternatively, if I can find another brand that has a better spoon design, I will purchase from them.

Selene Griffith

| Mar 28, 2021

I am from a country without plastic utensils, so finding compostable, tree-safe (no deforestation) utensils in store was difficult. I found these on Amazon and they are similar to the ones back My family and I are so pleased with them and delighted that I can use these wooden disposable utensils in the future! Their quality is very high, they can scoop rice, cut chicken thighs and pick up meat just fine. They can be used without We tried a few and they all had an odd smell or taste. This wood is soft and tastes and smells great. From my home in France, I have referred many families who have relocated to America to this resource. I understand their culture and I refer them to their home. To anyone who does not wish to use plastics but still does not wish to harm forests, I highly recommend this. Benefits beyond the basic - The Chilean forest is in great need of preservation and I keep in mind the commitment to trees and forests.

Charli Ward

| Jul 16, 2021

During camping and picnics, we were looking for an alternative to plastic utensils, so we ordered the 100 Mix (20 Knives, 40 Forks, 40 Spoons). They have been used a few times and we have enjoyed using There is no reason to use disposable plastic forks or knives when these ones are much stronger and more durable. Plus, they have serrations to ensure they can cut through any kind of With the exception of the knife serrations, the utensils have smooth edges and we have not detected The packaging is great because we can use it to store unused utensils, and since it's recyclable since it's made of cardboard, the stacks of 10 are held together by a paper strip, which is different from other brands which come It'll definitely be our next camping trip in which we order from you again.

Julissa Weaver

| Mar 03, 2021

Those are things that matter to me. This is a very attractive surface, but it is disgusting to eat from. I think it was a fingernail- The experience of working with chalkboards It felt like eating cardboard. I wanted to find an environmentally friendly way to eat Stylish alternatives to the cheap plastic utensils that are available, but none of them will be used if no one is adventurous enough to eat from them. As long as I did not have 200 plastic forks to put in the landfills, I'm glad I was able to use them. However, I am unable to recommend it.

Sariyah Baker

| Mar 07, 2021

In keeping with the camping theme of my son's birthday party, I wanted silverware that would go with the theme but, at the same time, I want to reduce the amount of waste that goes to At the party, we had a campfire outside, but I didn't plan on throwing plastic into the fire everyone else was using to cook This was what I found, and it seemed like the best option. Initial fears of splinters or of how they would cut or stab the food led me to initially be reluctant to try them. It seems that they turned out just fine - smooth enough not to have the risk of splinters (at least we did not have that problem). As a result, we did not have to worry about toxic plastic or other junk that would have thrown into the fire. It looks like my sister in law even asked where I got these since my 18 month old nephew is fond of them and he can use them without harming himself on the In the future, I don't think I'll go back to plastic. The quality of these is much better overall, not just because they are better for the environment!.

Christina Kaufman

| Oct 11, 2020

The concept is great, so far I love them! It would not be as disappointing if they came in the box I snapped a picture of, and if there were no slits over the utensils so the outside world could see them. This packaging concept is by no means the best. Even though I'm unsure whether wood is better at preventing bacteria or germs than other surfaces, including plastic, I would prefer that they use some type of tape to cover the slits to protect the utensils. Because it was shipped in a container with an opening, I cannot recommend them to anyone until the hole is closed. This is why I have given two stars.

Noel Rowland

| Jan 29, 2021