First impressions matter, and this set delivers. The forks and spoons have a satisfying weight—not flimsy like typical disposable utensils. I used them for a backyard BBQ, and they handled grilled meats and pasta salads without bending.

The heat resistance is legit. I accidentally left a spoon in a bowl of hot soup for 10 minutes, and it held its shape perfectly. No weird plastic taste either, which is a big win for BPA-free claims.

What surprised me most? Reusability. After washing a few forks in the dishwasher (yes, they survived!), they looked brand new. Now I keep a stash in my camping gear—way better than scrubbing dirty metal utensils outdoors.

The 300-count is perfect for events. At my cousin’s wedding, we didn’t run out, and the clear design looked elegant with gold-rimmed plates. Pro tip: The knives are sturdy enough for cake but skip trying to carve a turkey.

Downside? The 2:2:1 fork-spoon-knife ratio means you might need extra knives for steak nights. Still, for the price and durability, this set outshines cheaper alternatives that snap under pressure.