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SpudWare Utensil Set (50 each Forks, Knives & Spoons)
Enjoy eco-friendly picnics! You can't beat the cleanup-free convenience of disposable tableware. But even the best recycled options create waste when thrown away. Our new partyware solves the problem by being 100% compostable! SpudWare is high-heat tolerant, biodegradable, compostable and attractive cutlery made from 80% potato or corn starch and 20% soy or other vegetable oils. It provides an excellent sustainable alternative to petroleum-based cutlery. Utensil Set Kit includes 50 each of forks, knives and
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Animals 5-pc Childrens Utensils
Turn every meal into an exciting safari through a jungle of tasty food. This flatware set re-imagines the most familiar pieces of cutlery as exotic animals. A dessert spoon becomes a giraffe, the soup spoon is a smiling hippo, the knife is a toothy crocodile, and the fork is a playful shark. The set even includes a unique French fry fork in the shape of a baby alligator. The animal utensils come in a gift-ready felt-lined box. Mealtime will never be as tame again! Made in China. Sold as a set of five.
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To-Go Ware RePEaT Utensil Set - Hijiki
We ve got our travel mugs and our reusable shopping bags. How about a bamboo utensil set to round out the perfect toolkit for life on the go? A handy carabiner on the back lets you clip and carry a fork, knife, spoon and chopsticks wherever they may roam. Perfect for a busy lifestyle and our precious planet. RePEaT utensil holders give plastic bottles a second shot at a useful life and an opportunity to stay out of our landfills. Made out of RPET (recycled PET plastic), we like to call it RePEaT because it
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To-Go Ware Bamboo Utensil Set ~ Pumpkin
The reusable bamboo utensil set from To-Go Ware includes a knife, fork and spoon! Easy to clean and care for, this reusable c utterly even travels in it's own pumpkin colored snap shut pouch.
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Turquoise Utensil holder/Vase
Fun little pot in an eye-popping turquoise glaze from my new series of vase/pencil cup/utensil holders. It starts out thrown on the wheel in a speckled brown stoneware clay then I add handles and feet. After the glaze firing I collage different hand-painted and hand-stamped papers and seal them with decoupage medium. The edges of the handles and rim have been wiped with a damp sponge in the glazing stage to give it a rustic appearance that goes nicely with the brown speckles that show through the glaze. The
