Is the table spoon too small?
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The portion of the tablespoon you put in your mouth is about 1.5 x 2.38 inches. The teaspoon is about 1.25 x 2.13 inches. They work well for us.
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I think the table spoon is smaller than usual, but it is in no way a problem...it is still bigger than the teaspoon! I love the Lenox Portola set!
1345743
The tablespoon holds exactly one tablespoon (measured) of liquid. I find it very comfortable and adequate to use.
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I don't think so. I thought they were quite adequate. Depends on what you choose to use them for.
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Hello Diane - the teaspoons are about 30% smaller than the dessert spoons and much smaller than serving spoons. Hope that helps. Mike.
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The fork and regular spoon is about 6 1/4" and the little spoon is under 5"
1292294
It hasn't seemed to bother mine. I use a metal spoon all the time. These cups are wonderful and are very durable.
688346
There is so little difference that a dinner spoon is what I use. Just not the large table spoon style. The smaller teaspoon size works just fine.
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when I saw the picture I went to the drawer in the kitchen and examined my spoons. There were no problems with any of them that I could see. All I can think of is that this is just a bad picture or something went wrong when the page was uploaded t the site. Bottom line is I think you will have no problems with this item. I especially like the sleek design and smooth line. Hope this helped a little
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.the best thing is to buy a small bottle . Enjoy it and find out. And servings,I believe, depend on the spoon size you use.
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Not really. Too small and no real edge to speak of. A spoon might work better.
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No, I've not had any problems with any of the pieces feeling wobbly or flimsy ! I do know what you mean, as I bought another set of just spoons, and they are super flimsy...you would do good to be able to stir soup with the set I bought from another company. I think you will be quite happy with these utensils ! Hope that helps !
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Yes, it is smaller than a teaspoon and would be a good size for feeding a baby. But the the handles are thin and long, which doesn't give you as much control as a shorter spoon.
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Of course it is going to depend if you are using real tableware or plastic. The circular area is the size of a regular size coffee cup - more of the nice plastic dinnerware would fit in it, and less real silverware. You also have four spots, so a single knife will take up less space than the spoons or forks. You could also use two circular areas for forks or put spoons where your desserts are laid out or by your drink set-up.
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I think they should work fine. You wouldn't want a larger spoon for a small mouth. Possibly a deeper spoon would be helpful, if one is made.
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It topples over because of it's length I think, but the length is also one of the things I really liked about these spoons. I had the same problem and either chose to use a bigger bowl or didn't rest the spoon in the bowl.
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I think the diameter of this strainer is smaller than a can of tuna. It also seems a little small to hold all of the contents.
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I ended up returning these. I had wanted them for extra teaspoons or dessert spoons since we were always running out! But they were smaller than that - more the size of soft boiled egg spoons.
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It's about the same size as a normal table spoon. I use it all the time for cereal and normal things
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The serving spoons are extra large and the teaspoons are closer to the size of soup spoons. I enjoy the larger sizes but they might not be appropriate for smaller children in the household.