Bamboo Travel Utensils – To-Go Ware Utensil Set with Carrying Case (Agave)
March 25, 2018 - Comment
Our RePEaT Reusable Bamboo Utensil Set rounds out your toolkit for a waste-free life on the go. Enjoy eating with utensils made of bamboo, a highly durable and sustainable resource. Keep a set in your bag, glove compartment, lunch box or desk, and see how many disposable utensils you can pass by. Includes a knife, fork, spoon and chopsticks (which double nicely as coffee stirrers). A handy carabiner allows you to clip and go. Our utensil sets not only save plastic waste from entering our landfills and oceans, they also have a holder made of RPET, a sturdy, washable material made of recycled plastic bottles. We like to call it “RePEaT” because it lets plastic waste reincarnate into something healthy, reusable and fun.
Product Features
- Holder made of RPET, recycled plastic bottles and includes a handy carabiner
- Heat and stain-resistant, won’t impart or absorb flavors
- Lightweight, strong and long lasting
- Finished with a top grade, food safe wood oil
- Dishwasher safe, though we recommend hand-washing for longer life
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I loved it, at first. I loved the concept of this item. I bought one for myself as well as one as a gift for a family member. I have been using the spoon & the chopsticks quite frequently and fell in love. My love quickly faded as I used the fork for the first time. I was eating a salad, and my second “stab” at it resulted in a cracked utensil. The third “stab” completely broke the fork resulting in picking bamboo out from the greens. Luckily, there was a fork available at work so I got to finish my lunch…
I have three sets so I can choose the set that matches my outfit! Bamboo is pleasing to eat with. No clanking of noisy silverware on ceramic plates or bowls. No clanking of metal against teeth.In particular, these bamboo sets by To-GoWare are much better than other bamboo utensils I’ve bought. The three-tine fork is much more appropriate for bamboo, because bamboo breaks much more easily than metal or wood. The three tines are sturdy and long-lived. With my other bamboo forks that have four tines I’ve often had breaks.Also, To-GoWare…
It’s complicated! I love these utensils!! I ordered one in January and then ordered one again the beginning of March. I only hand wash them. But today when I was eating my lunch noticed that the fork is splintering! It didn’t feel so well. I’m super bummed, it was even the one I most recently ordered.