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— Show originalThe spoon broke after a couple of uses from the attachment point of the spoon's "pallet" and arm in normal use. Not to continue.| Overall rating |
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— Show originalA good spoon if you intend to eat mainly ready-made bagels. In my own spoon, the cup part itself somewhere, either when putting morning porridge or cooking pasta, twisted too cup-like and a little crooked. It would also appear that the cup part is starting to come off the stem itself.| Overall rating |
— Show originalBroke the stem (plastic-aluminum joint) when I shook the spoon after washing it dry.| Overall rating |
— Show originalGreat for Turmat-type foods that are eaten out of the bag and even mix better with shorter Spork.| Overall rating |
— Show originalA good spoon for mixing and eating the dried portion.| Overall rating |
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— Show originalThe stem does not stay properly in place in the spoon section.| Overall rating |
— Show originalOijoijoi what a spoon! An irreplaceable gadget for those trips where you have to eat mainly bagged food. Luha and other cutlery are left unhelpfully too short on their stems, while this allows you to dig even the last chips from the bottom of the food bag without your hands being right in the pasta bolognese.| Overall rating |
— Show originalEating and cooking goes well. Light and easy to wash.| Overall rating |
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