I saw they are made in china. Can you please confirm there is no lead based paint on the spoons.
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I have no idea what the composition is of this product. They're very lightweight and of some sort of plastic material. I would suggest you ask the manufacturer or distributor what they're made of.
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I am not sure, but all I can say is they are good spoons for soup. I try to go USA also, but sometimes I can't find what I want that way.
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I do not know where they are manufactured, probably China. I have decided after using them for a few months that the stainless steel is not as good as some older pieces I have that were manufactured in the U&gt;S&gt; and show 18/10 on them or even 18/01. They are adequate, but they have turned some odd colors (stainless steel) from the heat. My older pieces never did. The copper seems to not be equal on all pieces either, turning a very light yellow on the small fry pan, while turning a brownish color on the other pans. Even so, they do work pretty well and I like the fry pan quite a lot. Hope this helps.
1826110
They have a US Patent No. and the company is in Canada but I am not sure where the spoons are actually manufactured. I am writing to the Company to ask them. If I hear back I willl update this info.
555475
Sorry, threw away the packaging, but stamped on the back of the spoon is "Winco Stainless 18-10". Googling Winco wasn't much help either, except that it appears to be an international company. If I had to guess, I would say China, but that would be a guess.
347680
Made in Malaysia, lead safe-not sure about paint. I haven't had any issues at all-we love ours!
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Online it says they are made in Korea. I have long since thrown away the packing and it doesn't say on the dishes or lids. I LOVE them and have a couple of sets and have given them to my daughter and daughter-in-law and we all use them all the time! I would highly recommend them.
1064909
I'm not sure where the spoons are made. They are entirely made of silicone and are great!
632012
I was surprised by your question and looked all over my double boiler for the "made in China" mark, but don't see it anywhere. I also googled it (as I'm sure you did as well) and can't find anything about lead content. So "no", I have no idea if it contains lead. If you find out, would appreciate you posting the answer.
725271
I found a little gold sticker on each one that says "Made in China." Mine are three years old though, so I do not know where they are made these days.
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These are made in China, and they're awful. Double whammy. I'm pretty sure Nuk spoons are made in Germany. . . Better than China.
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I believe they are made in China, most everything else is, if they were made in the usa, it would state that but it does not, hope this helps
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I can't find a makers mark anywhere on the pans which leads me to believe they are made in China.
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My paperwork didn't say if it was made in the USA or not but these are excellent quality, I would recommend them to anyone I know. I have the measuring cups and the spoons. They are very sturdy, 18/10 stainless and I will be purchasing another set of them soon, as I cook and bake a lot and need another set of each. I would say that since they are backed by the Culinary Institute of America, they would be of the highest quality even if they are made somewhere else. These will last many lifetimes and will be handed down to my children's children.
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These measuring spoons are made in China and have a lifetime warranty guaranteed by the company, which is based in Denver, Colorado.
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The set didn't come with any written materials so I don't know if they're lead free. All the box says is "enamel paint" and "fragile". Hope this helps.
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The papers that accompanies it in packaging states it was made in the U.S.A., I have a friend who bought one approximately 3 years ago and it states it was made in China. Guess it depends on where Amazon.com gets it. Either way neither of these products should not have lead in them. I hope this helps you.