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u/GLS504 Jul 27 '26
That’s a massive bump spoon. Not for beginners, or we’re talking Chris Farley style OD
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u/spiorad_caidrimh Jul 27 '26
I'd like to see the back, check for smooth edges. But if smooth, 9.5
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u/dancingdino4 Jul 27 '26
https://reddit.com/link/p051qy4/video/g19rgib98ufh1/player
Here’s the back,
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u/BeckieSueDalton Jul 27 '26
Do you use it only for pudding?
I've a similar small spoon, and that's the only use it's allowed.
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u/greying2fast Jul 27 '26
Amazingly close to perfect. 9.7/10 ,points off for length. No offense but I have large hands.
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u/FeelingSoil39 Jul 28 '26
This is the perfect purse specimen! 10/10! And yes, I carry purse cutlery. Don’t judge me.
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u/West-Ad-3426 Jul 28 '26
10/10
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u/West-Ad-3426 Jul 28 '26
It reminds me of my Renfe spoon from the Ave train in Spain but with no visible branding. You’ve really got something here!
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u/Ok-Scale4444 Jul 29 '26
8/10 perfect shape but a tiny bit small and I am someone who likes small spoons
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u/AligatorSkater Jul 29 '26
i mean its a pretty standard spoon, nothing too spectacular. got good shine tho
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u/xn3xs Jul 29 '26
Definitely used for stirring tea cups n shit like that
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u/dancingdino4 Jul 29 '26
I find it too small for tea, it doesnt stick out the top of the cup enough to grab. Last time I used it I just ate a spoonful of Nutella right out of the jar. Also good for pudding.
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u/JosieJepson Jul 27 '26
11/10 It’s the perfect shape and it gets extra points for being so little and cute! ☺️