Premium Disposable Wooden Cutlery – Biodegradable Utensils Set of Forks - Sustainable Utensils, Eco Friendly Reusable Cutlery Disposable Flatware – by VIDA (SHERIDAN - USA) (Forks, Brown)

Obviously it is made from wood, which idk why I thought it would kind of be like the avacado seed utensils (smooth/slick like plastic)…These are definitely more like those spoons that come with ice scream. If you don’t mind that, then go for it…It does break fairly easy if you are applying too much pressure…

It is not often that you find a product that it is both good for the planed, and also very useable for it's intended purpose. For example I hate those straws made of paper: they me by good for the environment in that unlike plastic they are biodegradable, but they turn to mush and therefore not useable for their intended purpose. These wooden disposable cutlery products, on the other hand, deliver on the promise of being useful for their intended purpose, while also being eco-friendly, at least as good as their equivalent made of plastic, biodegradable, and a good value on top of that. What's not to love?

I had a moonshine themed party at a moonshine distillery and wanted everything to look authentic as if you were in the back woods making moonshine. I ordered these wooden forks, spoons, and knives along with some tin pans for people to eat with and serve food in. They were exactly what I needed!! Would definitely order these again.

What is used for a safari theme baby shower. Everyone loved it and it looked awesome with a decor.

* Simple and environment-friendly spoons for parties.* Strong cutlery easy to pick food or cut with these.* If you make your own compost you can put the used one into compost also for healthier gardens.

I like that these are environmentally friendly. They are sturdy. I like them better than plastic.

These are good but not great unfortunately. There made of some kind of wood which isnt really the problem. The bigger problem is that there a combo between a spoon and a fork. Its hard to pick up food with because the fork area is short. Its a weird product. They also break easily!

ATTENTION: A word up front, readers--these are forks, intended for use in eating, so hope you're not expecting an elaborate, in-depth review!Sturdiness is at least on par with premium plastic disposable cutlery, maybe even a bit beyond. No complaints and no forks snapped so far. They are made of wood, and therefore biodegradable, so they are infinitely more environmentally friendly than plastic forks. 100 forks is about $15, so they are a bit more expensive than plastic forks. However, a box of 100 premium plastic forks will run you $11-$12, so in comparison these are not that much more. For me, the fact that they are made completely of eco-friendly wood makes them more than worth the small price difference.