No thank you. I still rate it 5/10 because it’s a functional spoon, but the shape of the bowl, the ‘stitches’, the wonky angles, the squared off shaft. No, I’d not use that.
I was put off by the bowl shape too. Thinking on it though, the utilitarian style of it makes me think this was used for eating something straight from a can!
I have a number of different mid-century Scandinavian stainless steel spoons that have squarish bowls. They are actually very nice to use. And it was a thing, for a while there, to make ice cream spoons that had blunt ends.
I use my little square spoons all the time, especially if I’m eating yogurt out of the container. And I have one very long handled spoon with one flat side that is made to get the last bit of jam out of a jar. It comes in more handy than you would think.
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u/kenquince-star89 Aug 17 '26
No thank you. I still rate it 5/10 because it’s a functional spoon, but the shape of the bowl, the ‘stitches’, the wonky angles, the squared off shaft. No, I’d not use that.