Disposable Wooden Forks by WoodU | 100% All-Natural, Eco-Friendly, Biodegradable, and Compostable - Pack of 200-6.5" forks cutlery utensils

My personal thoughts and experience with this product:-100% Biodegradable and made from a renewable resource.- Made from birchwood.-Feels good in your hand and handles well.- Kids used these just fine- Smooth surfaces, no splintering.- Would be hard stabbing foods such as steak or thin lettuce but works perfectly fine for everything else such as hotdogs, melon, cake, noodle salads etc.- Sturdy handle and tines.- You can burn these in a campfire or fireplace.- I purposely broke one and it took a lot of force. Even though the break had a sharp point , It split in two clean pieces without splintering.- It has more of a spork look with a tad bit longer tines than you would find on a spork but I am guessing if they made the tines any longer, they wouldn't be as sturdy.- Works good for cutting food with the side of the fork.- The only con that I can note is that , if you are eating a dry food that doesn't saturate the serving end of the fork , the inside of your lips tend to stick to the wood as you pull it out of your mouth but that is to be expected since it is wood.-The people at the company that makes these forks , 'One White Apple' , are very friendly and nice to do business with.- These do come in a thin plastic wrap. A cardboard box might be more eco friendly?After researching the burden of plastic on our earth and how the chemical makeup Of plastic messes with your body , these are a good solution to replace plastic forks. We purchased a set of 200 to split between our family and my sisters babyshower and we purchased another set of 200 to donate to our cubscout pack meets and to teach the boys that there are more options out there besides plastic. We plan to burn these in the campfires and I plan on buying lots more for future pack meetings.

Very happy with these. Use for my catering events.

I purchased these forks to attach to the top of bento-style boxes for people to pack up leftovers at Thanksgiving. The forks are attractive, sturdy, and contribute to the look I was going for. It doesn't hurt that they are eco-friendly, either!The only negative is that they weren't available in smaller quantities. I decided upon receiving them, however, that they will be perfect for summer barbecues, so the extra forks will come in handy - and maybe class up the summer parties.

Good quality for my need. I don’t want to use plastic utensils (but they are packed in a plastic bag!). And wood is truly compostable. A little pricey but cheaper than what I found in the grocery store. And they look nice.

I was having a house Warming with a country like decor (gabalized metal containers and burlap accents), these cutlery seemed to fit better than plastic. Well, they not only looked perfect, they were actually great to use. Very sturdy, we had pulled pork and slaw, and not only person broke they fork. They are finished very fine with no splinters. I would say fancy enough for an outdoor wedding if you didn't want to use real silverware. Way fancier than plastic, even the silver colored plastic. These have a much nicer mouth feel and just more interesting.

Good deal on wooden utensils. Great for environmental waste reduction

I run a food truck and some hosts want more eco friendly, bio degradable utencils. I am impressed at its sturdiness, contrary to my worries.I did not use it my self yet. But it looks quite sturdy, beautiful and feels good.Just looking for bigger bundles.

This definitely helped cut down the guilt of disposable tableware ... the spoon, fork, knife were all sturdy and none broke. And they were all attractive, i want embarrassed to set the table with them. the knife functioned nicely as a serrated knife.The spoon is fine, but i was serving soup and this was not a soup spoon (to be fair, no plastic spoon is ever a soup soon anyway). We made do with what we had and that was fine.The big thing for me: the fork. It functioned perfectly as a fork, but i tasted wood/ bamboo with every bite and that was just odd. Had a i been paying attention, i would have gone for something like the biodegradable stuff that appears more "plastic - like"

The photo shows packaging that looks helpful as a (biodegradable?) container. Instead, mine came wrapped in *plastic*, which if I recall isn't so biodegradable. Plus, I was out the container so had to find something else to put them in. In my view, not as advertised.

We ordered this product because the main photo advertise a box to hold the items in but it comes in s plastic bag. I'd have paid much less if I know this will not come with a box. This is not accurate