Customer Reviews for Perk - Polystyrene Fork, Medium-Weight, 1000/Pack - White
Customer Rating
4
Good Choice for Standard Plastic Cutlery
on March 25, 2020
Posted by: J.B.
from Lowell
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The forks knives and spoons were all sturdy. Though they`re not particularly thick or heavyweight I didn`t find them to be flimsy no were they brittle - no snapped fork tines here. They also weren`t overly bendy like some other utensils - the knives didn`t wobble under the pressure of trying to cut meat.The box they came in re-seals nicely so it`s convenient to store the box after you`ve opened it.The only way the set could be better would be if the ratio of knives and forks to spoons could be more reasonable. You always need more forks than you do spoon and many more than you need knives. Of course you never find a set that has an uneven distribution of utensils but it would be more valuable.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Perk assorted cutlery features a classic design with a modern twist. They were sturdy enough to cut through hearty food.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] There are a lot of different kinds of plastic cutlery around and this does compare well with many of them.I prefer a sturdy fork spoon or knife that doesn`t bend when I use it. This cutlery passes that test well. It is also pleasing to look at and holds up well during use.What I did not like is that it seems to be cut short on the handle making it a little harder to eat with without getting food on your hands. Also I did have a fork break while using it. This has happened with other brands however usually the teeth break off and I pick them out of my food and continue eating.This fork shattered and left small shards in the food thus ending my meal for obvious reasons.I would have to say that these are probably best used for light use such as birthday cake or something light.I would like it if the handles were a little longer and the plastic a little more sturdy and not prone to shatter.I would however recommend these as a less expensive alternative to other plasticware.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are a little too small for many purposes. I`ve used the spoons each day for cereal and they are fine but they are a little small and the bowls of the spoon don`t feel very sturdy. It would be annoying to eat something like chili or another heavier food with these. The forks and knives are equally smallish. The knives work okay for spreading already softened butter (or mayo or whatnot) but they wouldn`t be useful for cutting meat or even a sandwich. The forks similarly work for lightweight foods (or something like mushy pasta with short noodles).