Sistema To Go Collection 4 Piece Cutlery Set

Love this set. They work great for my lunches which can vary from stir fry to soup. The knife cuts okay. Would not try it on a steak but works good for a ham sandwich that didn't get cut at home. The chopsticks are good for noodle bowls. The fork for most things. Here too I would not want to stab the fork into a steak. The storage container keeps everything safe. You can also put the dirty pieces in the box and your lunch bag stay clean. I do not put these in the dishwasher as they hand wash quickly. I also use these almost every day.The only thing I would advise, be gentle in removing and replacing the utensil. The little plastic nubs that hold things in place can break. I have had two sets for more than 5 years. Had to get more since my husband started taking his lunch to work and "lost" a good fork/knife.

I bought several of these sets at a store at least 6 years ago for packing my breakfast/lunch, but found myself wanting a couple more to leave in my offices. I can hardly tell the difference between the older sets and the new ones because they hold up so well. I love that they’re dishwasher safe and actually stay in my utensil basket, unlike other plastic items. Great value and the case keeps them handy but isn’t too big. I do wish there was a way to choose my color so I didn’t end up with 4 green sets, but that’s the only negative.

I was a full time road warrior for a few years, and got tired of throwing out utensils so many times per trip. I got my first set of this brands snap-together cutlery in a store, and used it for about two years before I forgot the fork somewhere like a space case. In all that time, they held up great though, through multiple uses each week. They wash off easy with a little soap and water, and are fine if you can only wipe them on a napkin and put them back in your bag till you’re next at a hotel. I personally didn’t use the knife often, but it performed well when I needed it to. The chopsticks are a little slippery, but I rarely had need of them because they seem to slip in wooden chopsticks even when you request they don’t. And the tines on the fork are a little fat (hard to skewer grapes and hard cheeses) but otherwise I have always been perfectly happy with them. I have had absolutely zero issues through dozens and dozens of rounds through TSA.I have actually carried them around in my pocket before as well when I was going out for food, and they are small enough to fit - about the size of a glasses case in their plastic case. And the size of a standard fork / spoon when put together.

All I can say is order a bunch of them they're very convenient they are and come in multicolors very handy comes with a little plastic container to keep them stored I love mine I got two sets its great you have silverware on the go anywhere and you don't have to say oh I want to get yogurt and I forgot to get a spoon because if you keep this little box with You then you will always have a spoon it's 1 set fork spoon knife and chopsticks I use the chop sticks also for stirring coffee it's great for a big cup. Any way I have 2 sets you can't pick the colors I ordered 2 and they came in lime green, light blue. They are in a plastic container neatly organized they seem study enough to use every day.

I am pleased with the product, it's sturdy, it works well, easy to assemble, take apart and clean. My only issue is that we couldn't choose the color, though we would have been happy with literally any other color except for the pink that we received. Don't get me wrong, it's a nice pink and we love color in this house, but as it was meant for a young elementary school aged boy's lunchbox, it was the only color I was hoping not to get. While we have no girl/boy colors in our house, elementary school can be a brutal place where little predators (with adorable rosy cheeks) lie in wait for any sign of weakness, ready to reduce their prey to tears for non-conformity. Some things are worth the battle, lunch utensils are not. So they will be used by myself and my husband (who can't be intimidated by a group of teasing children), and I will likely order more as they are perfect for taking to work, picnics, on a hike, or any time when you're on the go and eating with your hands just won't do. But one star off for not being able to choose the color. No loss of cool cred over pink utensils for this mamma's boy. I'm just not that cruel.

Of all the things I've bought this week, I never suspected I'd be most excited about a $5 plastic cutlery set, and yet here we are. I like that this comes with spoon, fork, knife, AND chopsticks - The chopsticks are actually very useful to me, because they let me snack on chips at work without greasing up my hands. Aside from enabling my chip addiction, I bought this set to escape my office's flimsy cafeteria sporks of doom, but even so, I was pleasantly surprised at just how sturdy these utensils were.The knife in particular is the only plastic knife I've had that can actually cut well. The spoon doesn't seem the type to eat soup with, though I suppose it wouldn't be impossible, but it works fine for scooping up sweet corn and the like. There are only two handles, so you can only have one cutlery combo (fork/knife, spoon/fork, or chopsticks) at a time, but it's easy to detach and reattach the handles and I usually don't use knives with spoons anyway, so it's not too inconvenient. And I really like that these have their own plastic case with little outlines so you know where to snap in each piece one you're done with it. Very convenient for bringing to work, as well as keeping any dirty utensils from touching clean ones, so I can save them to be washed when I get home.Added benefit: It looks cute. Especially since the utensils came in purple (my favorite color).

I had a first set that I loved so much but lost one of the attachments so I bought a new one. It really is versatile and easy to carry because it's so well put together