KEAWELL Premium 8-Piece 7" Louise Soup Spoons, 18/10 Stainless Steel, Dishwasher Safe

Forks and spoons have a great weight and feel right in the hand and durable. Look is simple and refined with good size on the bowl and tines making it easy to handle and eat. Good value for money,

Exactly what I was looking for - great size !

My family did a soup potluck for Christmas. I bought stainless steel spoons for them to use and take home, sort of like a party favor. The soup was great and the family enjoyed picking out a spoon to use and take home. Here are my thoughts on the spoons I purchased. All the spoons purchased were 1.8" wide or less, and 18/10 Stainless Steel. Keawell spoons were the top pick. The 7" Louise Soup Spoon has a nice deep bowl, good weight, good balance and smooth surfaces. I believe this was my top pick. The Keawell Sunflower Soup Spoon was a popular choice. The width was a little narrower, had a deep bowl and was encouraged for the children, however the Millenial and Gen Z group tended to pick this spoon. This spoon was also smooth all the way around. The Mafier 7" soup spoon was the heaviest weight. One of our guests has rheumatoid arthritis in his hands and preferred the heavier and thicker feel of the Mafier spoon. My husband also chose this heavier spoon. After the event, and upon further study of this spoon, I found sharp edges on both sides, at the curve in the spoon meeting up with the handle. The edges were sharp enough to snag the skin on my finger. I was disappointed to see this, feel these should be marked as 2nds, and hope they all weren't like this. I cant confirm if all four spoons from the set had this flaw. Had I known ahead of time, I would have returned them. The Iferrens Soup Spoon was the longest handle spoon. The bowl was probably the shallowest of the four, but possibly the biggest bowl. I believe not quite as round shaped, just a tad more oblong than the others. Also a good balanced spoon. In the pictures from left to right are Mafier, Keawell Sunflower, Keawell Louise The sharp edge flaw in the Mafier is pictured and circled. It is difficult to photograph.

Very good quality for the price.

Very good product. Slightly larger than traditional teaspoon, however. Solid, well put together, no bending and attrractive.