These Special Spoons by designer Ineke Hans are a cute little set of “snap-out” plastic cutlery. The intent is they are to be used for those special situations where regular flatware will not do. Olive jars, jam jars, spreads and other snacks is where these little tools come in the handiest. They are a little pricy but a very unique design that should be considered.
Can your Cutlery affect the taste of your food?
A picture of strange flatware to go with a strange concept (no I don’t know where to buy the skeleton cutlery). It’s been stated for years that your plate size affects how much you eat. But now the University of Oxford is positing that your choice of cutlery can affect the taste of your food. An example being that yogurt is perceived to be of different texture, flavor and quality based on the spoon used.
I have to admit that caviar out of a Mother of Pearl spoon tastes pretty good.
Oneida Flight 45-Piece Stainless-Steel Flatware Set
Oneida is probably the most common name you will see reviewed on this site. The reason being, in my opinion, is they deliver a very broad spectrum of products for every situation. This 45-piece flatware set is a middle of the road set with a good price.
It has 8 settings of dinner forks, salad forks (the salad fork has a wider left tine for cutting soft foods), tablespoons, teaspoons, and knives. The 5-piece service set has a serving spoon, pierced serving spoon, serving fork, sugar spoon, and butter knife. It is 18/0 stainless-steel that is dishwasher-safe (but don’t wash next to other metals) with a limited lifetime warranty.
Oneida Flight 45-Piece Stainless-Steel Flatware Set, Service for 8
Hayley the Spoon Girl
Once a week we try to have a fun post that isn’t so serious. Because being just serious about cutlery can get pretty boring and pretty weird for that matter (so I’m told). But staying on track with weird I present to you a picture of my niece Hayley showing her amazing spoon trick. I promised to post this about 5 years ago, sorry for the delay Hayley 🙂