Kupilka Gift Set - Cup, Platter & Spoon

Some years ago, I purchased a tiny photo frame (shot-size A glass size) cup at REI on impulse The picture caught my eye because it was so During my recent search for more information about the Finnish company, I learned about the other products offered by Kupilka. The following three sentences give an overview of the three The Kupilka starter kit is a good choice for newcomers to the game. The "cranberry" color (reddish) was what I bought. When I go hiking, I always keep the small platter #14 and the #21 cup in my backpack or field bag. I initially assumed that this plate was too small to be very useful, but it shows itself to be very effective With the thermohydroflask, you can easily pack a sandwich and some vegetables, chips, etc. Sadly, the drink cup that comes with the Hydroflask is not included, so I use the #21 cup. These will be useful to me for a long time to come. In addition to looking nice, they are comfortable to use, with fellow hikers commenting on their durability. I think U. S. kupulkas are a bit strange in terms of size. The standard. In summary, the #21 cup is slightly smaller and holds less than a typical coffee cup, but still holds just shy of 8 ounces. A Tupperware 1-piece is visible on the left side of my photo. A cup is equivalent to one pound. It is almost at the top of the Kupilka when I fill it full and pour it in, so I would estimate that it would hold 7 cups of liquid. There are 8 ounces in the package. After I purchased the large Kupilka platter (#44) by itself, I later purchased it alone. In order to help you visualize how big these are, I've added a photo showing each one with an egg and a ruler to give you an idea. Smaller than a saucer, the platter is barely big enough to serve three people A paper plate is roughly the size of my hand. The large platter is larger (or at least wider) than a paper plate it is bulky for a backpack, but it is ideal for picnics and camping. They both appeal to me, but perhaps something in between, more like a salad plate size, would be more appealing to me. Also, although these are supposed to be "environmentally friendly" it is questionable since they are made from wood and metal. The plastic material. Using them seems to be much better than using melamine, for instance, or tupperware. Additionally, they're better at standing up to water than an all-plastic package. There is no substitute for wood for plates and cups.

Atticus Manning

| Aug 05, 2021

It was only a matter of time before I used the larger one, too, but this little one is mostly used every day. It is a little platter but I use it frequently, while my staple platter is the large one. The tiny spoon is my second one and I like it a lot. I use them everyday not just for eating, but also to stir cream in my coffee and to take powdered supplements, and I am able to use them in place of spoons. I'd like to thank Kupilka for producing.

Mario Underwood

| Nov 08, 2020

I like the cup very much. Neither the platter nor the spoon is big compared to each other. a little larger than a saucer for a tea cup and the spoon is about the same size as These are too small to be used for camping, as I had hoped. My daughter will use the platter and spoon with her dolls after I give them to her. This is a very nice cup and I will take it.

Jaliyah Weaver

| Apr 17, 2021

My favorite part of this gift set is the ornament. The backpack is small, but perfect for putting in a backpack for a camping trip or just to hang out on the campsite.

Bradley Johnston

| Feb 05, 2021

The on-line article was easy to find A line video that is both informative and fascinating. A quality that goes beyond durability. In honor of her baby shower, we gave it to her. Bam Bam is the name I'm thinking of for the baby!.

Riley Schneider

| Apr 19, 2021

This is the coolest thing I've ever seen.

Barbara Dorsey

| Jul 03, 2021