Jenvita 100% Bamboo Utensils Set - 100x Compostable Cutlery Set (50 Compostable Forks, 25 Disposable Spoons, 25 Biodegradable Knives) | Bamboo Silverware | FSC Certified for Weddings, Camping, Party

As others have noted they look good, are durable and work better than other wooden or plastic spoons. Just FYI - if you care they are made in China

These were good quality and durable. Worked great for a full turkey dinner. Great for a Hawaiian beach Thanksgiving!

Pros: - Environment Friendly (Plastic Free) - Strong and Sturdy - Looks great on dinner table Cons: - None Identified so far Was looking for a plastic free alternative for busy occasions where one can dispose them right away without feeling guilty of adding to the garbage situation in the world. Utensils are strong and sturdy that won't break and they also look beautiful on the table.

These are high quality and very good looking. I’ll never use plastic again!

I am very happy with this purchase. The utensils are strong and tasteless when used. I would have rated higher, but I would like to be able to order the same number of spoons and knives as forks in each box.

This is a very helpful disposable utensil. It's much less environmentally harmful on the planet and is healthier and is sturdier than plastic for hot foods.

Nice quality, packaged well

It worked well for food I wanted to scoop up. It didn’t work super well for meat, like ham. I would not recommend it if you have anyone eating a meal with difficulty using metal flatware because they’re a child learning to use metal flatware or someone has Parkinson’s or another reason where they have shaky hands at times. These would make a meal very difficult for them unless it’s food you scoop up. The knife did cut the ham but it wasn’t easy to do. (Fortunately the ham had not been overcooked or I’m not sure if it would’ve cut through.) The fork picked up the meat but, of course, it didn’t go through the meat like a steel fork would. (The fork would not work for a lettuce salad.) It worked well enough for a family holiday gathering, and it avoided doing dishes on flatware, so it was ok. I’m not sure if I’d use them again. I’m glad we didn’t have to do dishes, and we didn’t use plastic, but it wasn’t the easiest for some foods. The good news is that none of the pieces splintered so no one had a piece of wood break off in their mouth.