does the spoon fling off
1496352
No, you pull the pin, push the spoon, and it makes a ticking and exploding sound. Nothing moves, except the pin.
1496353
no and u can just get these same toys at dollar tree for 1 daller a grenade
1496354
Nothing flies off. The pin is pulled out and the grenade starts ticking and then, boom. Great fun for the kids playing army or whatever.
247029
Yes, each piece has at least Oneida on the back of the spoon handle or on the knife blade, but it is very small and I never noticed until I went looking for it to answer this question. The spoon has a very small O on the back of the ladle part.
1030822
Yes, it comes off. Used this for a Thanksgiving dinner and it was a lifesaver. I put stuffing in one half and potatoes in the other!
1840269
I always wash it by hand, so I'm not sure. The dishwasher tends to age things; I would like to have this spoon for a long time.
1242652
Yes it does. It is perfect for flipping eggs without a spatula. It is sturdy and does not tip or wobble.
849809
No, I just tip it up and scrape it w/a rubber scraper. I LOVE mine. Have used it since ordering it just a couple of months ago. So easy to take apart and it all goes in the dishwasher :) Hope this helps.
1655226
I have never had that happen. I push room temperature butter into the dish with the back of a spoon, fill the water just up to the fill mark (about 3/4 inch I guess) and it lifts out without a suction. Is the piece that holds the butter really tight in the bottom piece? If so, perhaps yours is defective because there should be a little room so it slips out easily. I don't remember if they protected it with something but if there is any plastic on either piece it should be removed. Good luck.
1186489
Yes it does....some of them that I only would use spoonfuls I took the top off and have in a drawer in case I want to use it for something else.
964985
Yes. It is a two in one plastic tool. I use the Spoon all the time but I prefer to use a metallic tamper. Please note that this unit continues to work flawlessly. It is now several years old.
501553
Well it's not smooth like in a pan so food slides right off it. My wife loves this thing. It's a good item. Not something you will get then not like.
1520015
No I never did. I out mine in the dish washer and it ages like any used wooden spoon which in my opinion makes it better. It is a little big so have a large cocktail shaker in metal or you will hate it. If large it works nice.
1872254
No, it should move freely on it's own. It acts much differently within the dough. Happy baking!
1827988
Yes it does. It would be nice if the handle was a different material so it wouldn't. Usually I just take it off really fast or use a hot pad.
698212
The spoon when pin is in holds a hammer back so when you pull the pin the hammer springs forward hitting the part that punctures the co2. The spoon lifts when this happens
350436
Sorry, I haven't had that problem, probably for two reasons: We use these for feeding, not for letting the kids feed themselves; and our bowls are large enough in diameter that the last inch or so of the spoon's handle comes to rest on the edge of it, with the spoon part well inside the bottom of the bowl (even if it's shallow, that tends to be a safe angle); that way, the fulcrum or the balance tipping point is never far enough over to chuck the spoon out. (You can have the same problem with normal teaspoons and small-diameter fruit or jello or shallow jogurt cups. The size and the relative weight really matter.)
2271588
Yes it does. Although the set looks very nice, the edges of the spoons are very sharp and had some uneven/sharp edges. I would not purchase them again.
411397
Slip out, no, that doesn't happen unless you put forks into the silverware holder tines down. Same for very thin-bladed knives. They both will slip thru the wire cage a bit. My holder is hooked to the side of the unit, not to the back as in the photo. So whatever slips a bit thru the cage just hangs in the air, not touching anything.