Dixie 5.75" Medium-Weight Polypropylene Plastic Soup Spoon by GP PRO (Georgia-Pacific), White, PSM21, (Case of 1,000), Medium Weight

You cannot really tell from the picture what these spoons look like - thus I bought 1000 in a box. I would say they are very well made, but are shaped best to be used for soup or stew. For other things, like eating cereal, or other foods other than soup or stew, I would look elsewhere. As you drag the spoon out of your mouth, they are too wide or deep to drag against. However if you can tip the contents so that is runs out into your mouth, then it's fine. Had I known this, I would not have bought this "model" spoon.

Not as hard as I thought. Great value for childcare.

The battle for getting clean utensils between me and my roommates went to a whole new level a few weeks ago, so I decided to pick up this product from Amazon.com (Mediumweight Plastic Soup Spoons, White, 1000/Box DXSPSM21), and honestly, it straight up just gets the job done.Pros:Great Price (~2.2 cents / spoon)SturdyCons:Slightly sharp edgesOverall, whether for an event or just for regular daily use, this is a great product that is definitely money well spent.

I bought these almost a year ago but I stopped using them almost immediately after receiving them because they are so poorly made. The handle of these spoons are too flimsy. You can literally bend them between your fingers when you're using them. Because it is so thin, it's hard to dig into anything with it. I mean even for thick soups. I suppose you'd have to use your fork for that... but maybe I was looking for something more heavy weight.I had bought Daxwell A10000572 White Polypropylene Medium Weight Soupspoon instead and they work much better. The handle at the very least won't feel like they will fall out on you when you're eating.I would not recommend these to anyone.

They are OK, not as stiff as the 'Heavy Weight' description might suggest. "Medium Weight" would probably be more appropriate.After serving stews and soups enough to use half the box of spoons, we have not seen any spoon breakage in normal use. So 'medium weight' is good enough for most applications.

These are basic plastic spoons. Not the sturdiest ever, but works fine for most things. We like the soup spoons for everything (not just soup) because the regular plastic spoons just don't hold as much.

I just use to stir things with but pretty sturdy spoon. Will buy again

yep, it's a spoon. Also did you know in a emergency you can burn it to light a fire. at least that's what I'm told.