Tapirus 4 Blue Spork to Go Set - Durable and BPA Free Sporks - Spoon, Fork and Knife Combo Utensils Flatware - Mess Kit for Camping, Hunting and O...

The spork is a spork and it shovels food into your mouth. What else is there to say.

There are 4 fork/spoons in a small zippered neoprene case. Small footprint for purse or luggage. Moms/dads, keep a set in your diaper bag or purse because you will need them when you least expect it. I always travel with "car food" in a small cooler. There I place yogurt, granola bars, fruit and of course cold packs. This needs to be an addition to that cooler along with clean up wipes and next to the roll of paper towels and a plastic (trash) bag. Hotels are great for giving you a coffee/tea maker but there's never anything as far as plasticware. Ever try to eat yogurt with a wooden coffee stirrer? I did. Put 2 together or wash your hands really well and use your fingers. These are a great GREEN idea. You don't have to carry one-time use plasticware that ends up in trash landfills or the ocean. Think about a folding cup as well!

Bought these for work, have had others brands in the past. They're holding up fantastically. The kids love to use them at home. My wife and I use them at work. They have not become brittle after several months. We definitely buy this product again.

This is our second set ordered and we love them. We keep a set in the car for fast food and snacks. They are also perfect for WDW festival food. We ordered a second set for our carryon luggage and European travels. The utensils themselves are the right size and work well, either as a spoon, fork, or knife. They are lighter, more convenient, and easier to clean than bamboo sets. Great Product!

My review is unsupported by any discount or free product enticements (I'm not opposed to them, and have found them to be helpful in the past. I merely wanted to state this upfront). I received my order several days ago and have now used ths spoon/fork several times. I am pleased. I purchased these because they were not of a metal composition. If you want metal then another product is where your search should go next. I chose non-metal for a variety of reasons: concerns which may or not have been valid, I simply did not wish to take a chance. Things I felt non-metal would avoid are as follows. I was concerned about, tarnish, erosion/corrosion, security inspections, size large enough to be functional, and weight. Again perhaps these have been addressed with some of the metal ones, I did not want to take a chance, waste money, spend a lot of time, or fiddle around with experimenting. So my concerns were met and my objectives accomplished. The first time I used these for a meal of different items that would require using the spoon and the fork alternately I paused, held up the item, and asked myself if this was all aa big mistake. It was not. I adapted quite easily to fewer shifts between different foods. Even though I like to eat a little of one thing and then another it did not bother me too badly to change and eat all or most of one thing before changing. Perhaps for someone who camps or hikes a lot this is not even a consideration. I am not such a person and my intended use was not for those types of activities. 8n the end I found a napkin and a quick wipe off was sufficient. The serrated edge on the fork was a concern even though others have said it wasn't an issue when actually used. Trying it myself I too found the serrations to be unnoticeable. Perhaps it is the angle of the design of the fork part. Or it might even be the angle of the tines. It could even be the angle of the serrations. What ever it may be it works. They are not noticeable when in use as a fork. I've not used the knife part to actually cut anything yet. I don't know when I might. I've not ever in the past that I can recall needed such a function. Who knows what the future may bring or when that will happen. I did not wish to delay my review until such a time when I may forget about writing any review. Better to do it now, otherwise it might never be done. Some of my intended uses are: hotel snacks (I can not count the number of times I've bought ice cream at a convenience store and gotten back to my room with nothing suitable to eat it with), peanut butter out of individual cups as a snack item throughout the day (I work 8n such a capacity that eating in cafeteria is not always an option so I keep the peanut butter in reserve), weird rare occasions (such as working the voting polls, not being able to leave all day and missing all meals with only snacks to munch on and nothing to eat with - it happened just yesterday). I have been keeping one if these in my Every Day Carry, EDC, so now I'm prepared for the unexpected. I don't have children so I can only imagine how handy they would be to pack one in with lunch or in a school bag. My dog was never trained to use utensils when eating. Wrapping this up I'll simply express my high level of satisfaction with quality, function, price, and service. Thank you, I hope this helps.