How long are the handles? Are they good for getting in baby food jars?
870362
The handles are about 5-6". The silicone on the spoon is great for getting all of the food out of the jar.
870363
the spoon tip is about a little more than 1" long and about .5" wide (perfect for picking up small amount of food from small jars)..and the length of the handle is about 5" so yea it would be super easy to get baby food out of baby food jars...the silicon tip does stain from certain foods (ex: peas) but hey, who cares?? It works great, easy to clean and I love this product!
870364
I don't remember exact length, but they are long enough for getting inside baby food jars.
424185
With never owning a Vitamix container or a blender I'm probably not qualified to answer your question. With that said, each spatula is approximately 10" in total length. They are pliable and I use them often to remove food from soup cans...cream of mushroom, cream of chicken, cheddar cheese, etc.
713138
I measured mine to be 8 inches long but they are thicker than most which is awesome for smoothies. Hope this helps
1771327
just the handle itself is about 5 inches long, i think its a really good size salad fork, this is a great set...
99808
The longer ones are around 12 inches in length, with the one shorter one around 8 inches long. The width of the handles are around 1 inch and the width of the ends of all of them are around 2.5 inches wide. Hope this helps.
1525071
They are very light. My child at 12 mos went right to holding it without the handles. They are the perfect size and weight. The bottle ring is durable as well.
1951427
They are 2.5" long, pretty thin but the end part is thick enough for make-up and moisturizer cream jars. I use them for sample night cream and they work great.
939938
Mine, as delivered are actually 25" long, 5" riveted wooden handle, 20"x1" wide blade, plain triangular tip, all edges are blunt. Nothing special, but they do the job. Happy grilling!
396949
The handles are about 4 inches long. They could possibly go through a 90 degree bend, but the handle would be bent permanently.
2210861
They fit in the palm of your hand (adult sized hand), so maybe about 2-3 inches. They are big enough that baby will not be able to put them in his/her mouth.
680540
2.5 inches or 6cm-- fits snug in the standard mason jars. i have used this funnell successfully to fill cannisters with sugar and flour for storage without making a mess
1488625
The ones I have are eight inches long. These are bigger around and fit a sixteen ounce jar. The other I have are nine inches and fit a quart jar. These are more of a regular straw size.
994686
They are very small. Only 3/4 " in diameter and 1/2 " tall. I crochet baby rattles and theses are perfect for my needs. They have a nice soft sound that can be heard inside of a stuffed rattle.
443894
They're already wrapped for Christmas but I would estimate the handles to be about 3-1/2 inches long above the stainless cutting ring
121760
They are a little smaller than those you would get out of a can. Probably about 1/2 inch.
351862
12 inches. I've decided that they are actually a bit *too* long for my preschool classes though. Ideal would be 7", but I'm going to try having my husband cut one of them into two 6 inch sticks and see what I think of that.
1709263
Probably a good 3 inches. I gave these as a gift to my mother and they don't fit in her condiment holder.