Hiware Dinner Spoons Set, Food Grade Stainless Steel Spoons Silverware for Home, Kitchen or Restaurant - Mirror Polished, Dishwasher Safe, Set of 12, 7.3 Inch

Estoy muy satisfecha con estas cucharas me gustó muchísimo, son de buena calidad no se doblan son resistentes, les recomiendo que las compren

They are the perfect size for kids and adults. Too bad I can find only 4 so I’ll be purchasing more. For the price it’s worth it. These kids are feeding the spoon monster.

The Hiware 12-Piece Extra-Fine Spoons are a great addition to any kitchen. They have a sleek, modern design and a comfortable grip, making them perfect for everyday use. The extra-fine stainless steel gives them a polished and elegant look, suitable for both casual meals and formal dining. These spoons feel sturdy yet lightweight, and their smooth edges make them pleasant to use. They hold up well in the dishwasher and don’t bend easily. However, while they have a beautiful mirror finish, they are prone to scratches over time. To maintain their shine, regular polishing is recommended. If you’re looking for stylish and affordable spoons, these are a solid choice—but be prepared for some upkeep.

Love the spoons

Absolutely love these spoons! They are durable for the price. The picture above is from when I had last bought some the beginning of Jan. 2025 then bought more the end of February 2025. They hold their shine, I use them every day and always toss them in my dishwasher. The weight is great. They are smooth. This is actually my 3rd or 4th time purchasing these. My kids seem to keep losing them. So I go back to my purchase history and just click on the reorder.

Like many households, over the years our spoons have grown legs and walked to the great unknown. I read a lot of complaints on here about these spoons before ordering, but decided to try them anyway. I mean, you get what you pay for. I’m paying under $9 (on sale) for 12 spoons. I AM the dishwasher in this house, so no worries of damage in the electric kind. I don’t care that the neck may be narrow or any of that. If I want to replace my fine silver, that’s a different story. For an everyday spoon, these seem just fine. They’re a good weight, they make a fine soup spoon, I don’t feel any sharp edges, I do feel a small area on the left side of each spoon that isn’t perfectly smooth if you want to get that technical. But I had to really try to find a “sharp” spot, just to find that tiny imperfection. I will probably end up buying more of these just to have on hand as others do the disappearing act. Update: Over a year later and these spoons look as great as they did the day they arrived. I've added matching forks to my collection, and they match perfectly. I just ordered knives to complete the set. Any imperfections there may have been upon arrival are gone now and there were none on the forks. You can't beat the price for the quality and appearance of this flatware.

As described. Lightening fast shipping.

No frills spoons. For some reason my spoon supply started dwindling in the fall. I grabbed a target special of I think 8 spoons for $8 or something and the handle on them wasn’t it. We used them bc they’re spoons not life partners but once again my spoons started disappearing until we were left with less spoons than family members and my kids were fighting over the last spoon like feral gremlins when they both wanted a bowl of ice cream at the same time. I ordered these at 8pm on a Sunday and had them washed and in the spoon slot by noon the next day. My 9 year old son tested their durability rigorously by taking one and attempting the bend it in half by propping it against the wall and standing on it and it held strong. He wanted to try “putting it on the ground with a board on top and running over it” but I told him it was a spoon and if he was exerting that much pressure while eating something spoon related that we had bigger issues. All in all these are great for the various things you eat with a spoon- so far we’ve tried ice cream, cereal and soup- and I plan to order another set to try to keep up with the mystery spoon dwindling.