Great Value Disposable Plastic Cutlery Set, White, 360 Count

i get thses once a year or so for when I'm to sick and can't do dishes I still can eat

Great plastic utensils. No issues with them.

Strong and durable

I bought these "in a rush" to serve individual (4.2oz) containers of banana pudding. I needed 120 spoons. this package was the best suited for my immediate need. Both the spoons and the small cups WITH LIDS saved the day for me. Both came by direct delivery from my trusted Walmart Super Store!

While the Great Value Plastic Cutlery Set works for my needs it does have a few drawbacks. It is medium weight, meaning if you are trying to cut steak the fork and knife will break with pressure. The box doesn't have any specific order, the silverware is just all stacked in randomly. There are more forks than there are spoons and even less knives. I can live with the obvious because the price is compelling

These are sturdy enough for fairly heavy use. They are just above average quality which is quite satisfactory for our everyday use at home. I am trying to cut back on amount of dishes to wash due to time constraints so this is helpful. This product is probably your best choice if you don't wish to make a bulk purchase. We don't use the amount of butter knives it comes with at the same rate that we use the spoons and forks so I went looking at separate utensils that are just forks and just spoons, so we don't end up having a large surplus of butter knives build up. Price wise these are decent at about 4 cents each. However I did find another product on the Walmart app that is even less expensive per each utensil, a bulk product that is 1000 count and I believe it is about 1.5 cents each.

Wanted to cut down on dishwasher use. Priced right. Prompt delivery. The only thing lacking was separation of knives, forks, and spoons (plastic bags, cardboard separators.) so everyone doesn't have to paw through the mess to get what they need.

slightly easy to break cutlery. but also, gets the job done

The box contained 60% forks, 30% spoons, and 10% knives. All of the utensils were thrown haphazardly into a box mixed altogether with no protective or sanitary covering whatsoever in a crappy flimsy box.

Unequal amounts of forks, spoons and knives is a bad change.