I'm ready to buy but have one question .... are the spoons manufactured by Oneida or a third party?
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They look the same, but the markings are a little different from what I bought at Bed Bath and Beyond years ago. The new ones have "Vietnam 9-12"on the back of the spoon and "Oneida 18/8" on the back of the handle instead of "Oneida 18/8 USA" on the back of the handle and nothing on the back of the spoon. I don't know if this makes them fake or if the markings changed over the years. The quality is the same, and the design is the same. Hope this helps. I would buy them again. Both have the circled R between Oneida and 18/8 markings.
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I through out the packaging so I'm not sure. And it does not say anywhere on the spoons. Sorry!
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The Oneida Flight Teaspoons I received were shiny, just like shiny stainless steel or silver, they did not have a mat finish. The finish made them blend in so well with all my sets of tableware, silver and stainless.
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Perhaps Oneida has quality control problems as the Flight flatware set that I viewed in Kohls on 6/2015 was light weight and flimsy. The demo forks were bent. The Oneida Icarus set is very heavy. There is nothing solid at all at this current production of the Oneida Flight flatware.
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It does not say on the spoons where they are made and I no longer have the packaging.
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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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Hi, Not sure why the spoon looks like that. The spoons are beautiful. I love them and I am going to get more. I have purchased alot of spoons in the last 30 years and these are by far the best. You won't be sorry getting them, you will love them dee
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Sorry I don't have the box any longer but it is not indicated on an actual piece of the flatware. I would think so because Oneida is an Anchor Hocking company and they advertise made in the USA.
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They are stainless steel and there has been no rust, nor should there ever be any. The company seems to be very sincere that you are happy with their product and I believe they will stand behind them. As far as accuracy, comparing them against some other household measuring cup or spoon seems irrelevant as who knows if they are accurate? Recipes come out fine using them, so I assume they are pretty good. Without some type of "standard" to measure against, it will be difficult to verify any brand you buy.
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China, I guess, but I love them, price was exceptional, very good quality and pretty as well. They are teaspoons of course, but I use them for many things other than stirring tea.... I searched all over town and couldn't find any, decided to try Amazon and sure enough, 2 dozen spoons for less than others.
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Yes, stainless. NOT made in the USA! The four I ordered are definitely lighter and thinner than my original Oneida. Not the same quality at all, though the appearance when flat on a table is very close.
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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'm not sure where the spoons are made. They are entirely made of silicone and are great!
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It's made in China. The weight is truly hefty/solid. It is larger than any other flatware we have owned. In fact, I have been able to use the tablespoons as serving spoons on many occasions. We are very happy with the set overall.
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Hi Lynda they are manufactured by Ergo Chef on Danbury CT! And they are scary sharp! I bought the whole set and I'm still afraid to put them into use! They are the real deal!
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They are comparable in quality to Oneida, 18/10 I believe. Some of the utensils may have been designed for smaller hands.
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These are the same spoons that are used in restaurants and schools. I bought a set of these spoons 3 years ago, and wash them in the dishwasher. I would definitely buy another set of these spoons! You can buy the same exact spoons at sams club for 5.88, dinner forks 7.12, soup spoons 7.86, dinner knives 13.86.