Ar the forks pointy enough to spear food?
1542450
Yes, the forks are pointy enough to spear food. The prongs are slightly short, but approprate for a toddler. Fork would not work very well for twirling noodles, but how many toddlers twirl noodles?
1542451
Unless it's a noodle I don't think so. Nuk has some metal ones that spear food good. I do love this brand and use the bowls, spoons, and forks.
1542452
The forks are not pointy so they won't hurt if baby pokes himself, but can stab into soft items such as watermelon, honey dew melon etc. Also the fork and spoon are super wide making it hard if your child has a small mouth.
340677
Not really. Too small and no real edge to speak of. A spoon might work better.
1094419
No bending as the metal is pretty thick. I wouldn't consider the forks sharp, but they do everything they need to do. Have been using this set for a year now and it's very durable and well made. Best set I have ever owned.
1464496
It depends on how many other pieces you have. I just looked you probably could lay the fruit knives in front of the spoons and forks.
1081664
Yes, you can use a fork (the nonstick is of excellent quality). It is safe to use the metal utensils depends how rough/stronly use. Try to stirr/use metal utensils gently for the good life of the set.
1080174
I have not used mine yet, but would set them out and have a fork or fondu fork for guests to get them. I will be using mine for xmas appts..can't wait..good-luck..
606150
Not anymore than any other forks I have used. On another note I am noticing minor pitting spots on the butter knives.
319588
There is a "poaching plate" so I guess you could keep stirring in that. Not what it's intended for, I wouldn't recommend
235731
The spork is made from titanium. I don't think it'll bend unless you try to use it as a tool. If you just use it to eat food and stir food, you'll be fine.
635410
They might be able to do it. The pressure on the grip handle cannot be adjusted. It is the same grip for everything and may break the egg. In general the ends are better for lighter items. I am not able to test it for you.
1249253
Yes you can no problem. Another set of forks is nice but if you don have them I have just rapped them together with butchers twine and works fine. Thats how I have done it but as one other mentioned the metal sKewers would work too. I think the product said 14 lb. weight limit but I have done a 22 pound turkey with no issue.
1522234
I have only placed plastic ware in mine and can fit about 20-25 sturdy plastic utensils. The forks tend to be more of an issue than knoves and spoons.
1746603
no you cannot. The instruction book warns against them. Nylon and wood utensils are recommended.
1456268
No. The mounting system is really simple. Just a long, narrow loop of metal that fits a screw and can be fixed onto your fork if it has the proper place for it. It shouldn't be too difficult, though, to rig something up.
1771330
I'm happy to tell you that the salad/dessert forks are an appropriate size. You're right though - I have another set by WMF and the salad/dessert forks are a very silly size. I think you'll be happy with this set & it's a good weight.
973301
Yes, buy cheap metal forks at the dollar store and bend the tines over with pliers or in a vice. Then tape fishing weights to the forks and hang. It's a cheap solution and works very well.
2085990
Sturdy and not too heavy. I mainly use the salad fork for my meals because its easier to hold, in my opinion. The set is very nice though.