A good set to keep in the office to avoid using the nasty ones in the staff room. Not the cheapest it’s been but a neat little kit.
Stainless Steel set includes:
1 x Chopsticks, 1 x Dinner knife, 1 x Dinner fork, 1 x Dinner spoon, 1 x Straight straw, 1 x Bent straw, 1 x Straw cleaning brush, 1 x Carrying case
CamelCamelCamel.
including delivery?
No
Including covid maybe yes
Link?
Office? What is that?
Good to keep in the car for when your take away order didn't include cutlery and you gotta eat like NOW!!!! and impulse Ben & Jerry's purchases.
Lacks a teaspoon :-(
Never ever trust a no name, untested brand of “steel” cutlery, particularly one that you’ll likely use daily.
You risk lead poisoning.
i have this, not sure about lead poisoning…
Rubbish, since when has lead been used in stainless steel ever ?
That was the whole point of SS cutlery, to eliminate poisoning effects of lead products along with tag taste issues
I think you would have to go back to ancient Rome to find cutlery that contained lead.
Prior to stainless steel, knifes were made from carbon steel with another material for the handle. Those who could afford it had forks and spoons made of sliver. Otherwise tin based alloys (e.g. pewter) or copper based alloys were used. Commonly used was Maillechort, also known as nickel silver or white copper - a copper based alloy that contains enough nickel to give it a silvery colour. It's what our "silver" coins are made from.
In the mid 19th century the electro-plating process was discovered and cheap cutlery was given a thin silver plating. These were called EPNS (Electro Plated Nickel Silver). I have some old spoons from my grandmother with the silver worn off. While they have taste issues, thy do not contain lead.
I have two sets of these. Love them!
Shows $11.99 for silver and $13.99 for black when i try ti buy. Can i check, how to get for $9.99?
I also feel the prices are stated incorrect or have changed.
Were there non-portable version of these 🤔
Cheaper at IKEA.