Side by Side Comparison of: SUGARBOOGER

Great utensils, but I wish that the case could be ordered separately. One of ours broke within a few months, so I finally found this case which works perfectly: Radius Plastic Razor Case.

I did not realize when I purchased these that they were in a magnetic case! Perfect! They are great for in my lunch box at work, where I find myself constantly needed silverware! They are decent size, so they fit easily in my small hands! I highly recommend for women in their lunch boxes, or moms of babies who need some for their diaper bag!

This silverware set is great. The container is easy to wash and the silverware is pretty durable. The first set I bought is 5 years old and still usable. I buy a new set every time one of my kids start school. These are great to use with the 10 oz thermos.

I love these!! I bought myself a set to go in my purse for emergencies (because let's face it, I'm an on-the-go kind of girl and I never know when I'm gonna forget to grab silverware) and they are so handy! They even come with the little case so you can slip them back in if they're still a little dirty and they won't go jangling around your purse. Seriously, forget these being a kids set... they are a life saver for adults! Also, the case is nice because it closes with a magnet and not a latch thing, so it's less likely to break if you're clumsy.I don't think the spoon is deep enough for serious soup eaters, but like I said, it's great in emergencies where you're starving and just forgot to pick up that plastic fork. In fact, these are really great for people who are going green and don't like the idea of bundles of plastic flatware ending up in dumps for seagulls to choke on. And they're just the right size for a kid's tiny hands too. If I were a mommy, my kids would each have their own set because I just think they're wonderful and super useful, ESPECIALLY with the carrying case.My only complaint is that the sugar skulls aren't as bright and vivid as the picture shows, but they're still quite a functional set and very lovely to have. I'm contemplating getting a set for my hubby too, for his lunch at work and for on the go as well. Seriously, I can't say enough wonderful things about these cutie pies!

these sets are really awesome. i was a little hesitant to buy at first because the price seemed a little much for just one set but it comes with a case and seeing the products myself i can honestly say they are worth the money. the case is so handy and great for bringing along in the diaper bag or lunch box. the silverware is quality and i don't have worry about them coming apart or anything like that. edges are all smooth and fork prongs arent pointy at all but still sharp enough to actually pick things up (plastic ones are often harder to pick food up with, i find). the handles are perfect size (not too skinny not too fat) for little hands to grip and also short enough for them to comfortably get food to their mouth even when holding at the very tip. my daughter loves the patterns/animals/objects on them and the colors are bright without being blindingly fluorescent. wipe off easy and no little cracks for food to get smashed into, handle fits flush with metal. all around great utensils for infants/toddlers would definitely definitely buy again!

This is a really nice set and cute too. My 2-yr-old is so excited about her new fork and spoon set! Seems to be very sturdy. It's now been washed in the dishwasher several times and the design has not faded. Worth noting that I do not use the heated dry setting, only air dry. The case came in handy when we went away. I was able to carry it wherever we went and keep the silverware clean. It is big enough that I also put a couple of other pieces in there with this set. The box is magnetic and easy to open while still being strong enough to withstand being dropped without opening. One problem I have always had with children's silverware is the forks are too rounded to be able to stick food. I realize they do this for safety but there is a practical side to it also. If they can't get the food to stick on their fork, they just get frustrated and we end up having to feed them or at least help with each bite. This fork works well. The spoon is large, but flat, so it works well for holding food while not being so deep that they can't get the food off of it. Glad for our purchase of this product. My mother ended up buying a set for her house too, after she saw ours.

I like this set, especially the case. It keeps dirty silverware from mucking up clean bag. Best for kiddos who already know how to use utensils. Not for learners and beginners.

Like all Sugarbooger products I've used, this silverware set is high quality. The cat design is adorable and does not scratch or wash off. The spoon is a bit wide for a young child's mouth, and too shallow to really scoop up a complete bite of food.

What a cute set of silverware for a child. Our son takes his lunch to school everyday and needed silverware that was his own. He loves using this set. The set is perfect for a 5 year old. It fits in his lunchbox perfectly. The only complaint...I wish the case was a little smaller so the silverware wouldn't move around. We put a napkin in to keep the silverware from banging around. Simple fix. Overall I'm very pleased with this set.

Cute and a regular staple for my toddlers school lunch. Could be improved if the spoon was deeper for soups

I'm going to start with a disclaimer - yes, I am admittedly over-the-top with our restaurant organization, but it makes eating out a pleasant family experience, and my daughter loves her special restaurant accessories.I really like this set - we've used it for over a year and have bought a second for when my son is old enough to use them. The little container is the best part for me, and it comfortably fits several different toddler cutlery brands. I love it because it is just big enough to hold our restaurant kit without being bulky, then we wrap the whole thing in a roll-up bib. I deducted one star, because I wish the plastic hinge were actually a hinge and not just a thin section where the plastic folds, because those inevitably break eventually, but we're at a year+ and going strong.Here's what we fit into the kit:- Cutlery (obviously)- Bed band, which we use as a napkin clip around the waist to stop the napkins from sliding onto the floor (The ORIGINAL Bed Band - Adjustable Fastener/Holder/Strap/Suspender/Gripper for Your Sheets. Patent Pending (1 Pack))- One table topper - as much to stop messes as to keep the area germ free (Neat Solutions Sesame Street Table Topper with Travel Case, 18-Count)- Fun Chop chopstick clip - we eat sushi a lot and get them for free at the restaurants, but you can buy them (6 FUNCHOP Chopstick Helpers)

I only have one minor complaint about this reusable silverware set: the magnets that hold the case closed rust, so you want to be careful to limit the exposure to water. The case has to be washed because it will bring home dirty silverware, but I didn't think about the consequences of leaving a case in the sink until the damage was done. It's not a huge deal, the rust spots are very small, and the magnets still work. I've got four sets of these, and now I know to be careful and not leave them in the sink until I get around to washing them, and I try to dry them right away instead of letting them air dry. Other than that, these work great, my kids (ages 5 and 2) love them, and I don't have to lose sleep at night because of unnecessary plastic utensils in the landfill. I definitely recommend them.

It was nice to have a set of utensils while traveling with my one year old son. Especially that they had their own case. But the spoon was too wide for his mouth. We usually just used the dessert spoon from the restaurant.

Super cute. Well made. Wish I'd known they were sized best for two year olds. Mine is 20 months, and she still can't use them. Been carrying it in my diaper bag for months...one day I'll tell you if it functions. Lol.

The fork and spoon themselves are fantastic but I'm not entirely sure how the case is supposed to work. As it stands there's already a lot of room for the spoon and fork to rattle around, but if you remove the disposable looking foam inside, it just rattles around even more and the magnet is easily jostled, leaving the cutlery to either get all dirty from the inside of your bag or get your bag all dirty if they've already been used while dining out.

We have two different silverware sets from Sugarbooger. While the design on the first set has held up, many of the letters on this particular set have scraped off both the spoon and fork. I'm not sure why or how this has happened as we handwash them with a soft sponge. Other than the design coming off (is this to give them a true vintage look?!?), they are great. We use them daily as I find the size and shape satisfactory for my toddler. While others have complained about the size of the spoon, I find it works especially well with soups and cereals. While the food "hides" in spoons with a deeper curve and less seems to be emptied in the mouth, this spoon comes out completely empty. I imagine it could be more messy getting to the mouth but we haven't really seen too much of an issue there. I just wish the design would have lasted more than the several months we've owned them as this is a cute set.

my kids like the design on the plastic, however, unless your kids eat with their left hand, the design will be upside-down; the spoon is too broad for an almost 2-year-old to fit in the mouth, so we tend to use other spoons; the fork works great; the travel case is ok, but I was considering to send it for lunch to preschool and it looks like it might be a little too difficult for the kids to open and close on their own

I got these for my 13 month old son. The design is so adorable! And it comes with an awesome travel case with a magnetic closure!! What a neato idea! It can be easily packed into a diaper bag for feeding on-the-go!However, as much as I wanted to LOVE and keep these, the head of the spoon is too wide! My son normally takes full bites of food (basically, the entire spoon of food goes into his mouth), but as soon as I looked this spoon, there's no way he can use it. Why is the spoon so wide?? Sigh. Oh well.....

very sharp edges on the silverware, considering it's for a toddler.

This item would be nice if the spoons were a little deeper. I purchased this set for my preschooler to take to school when I pack him soup, but the spoon is not deep enough to hold much so I anticipate having to buy another small spoon to replace the one this set came with.

spoon is too big (short but big for baby's mouth)

i bought this product manly because of the case. but when i received it the case was damaged, it has a lot of scratches from the inside and the litters is smudged :(. It looks like i've had it for a long time not as new item. i wont buy this again.

Folk is normal size but the spoon is too big, it's strange... it is very cute and case is nice, everything is good except this part...

The spoon "scoop" isn't deep enough. It's pretty flat - thus won't hold or scoop anything. Wish I hadn't removed the tags - as I'd otherwise return it.

These are really cute but the edges are not smooth on the fork so I can imagine hurting the little one. Quality isn't great either, the place where the plastic and the metal part is not fully closed. Very disappointed.

The spoon and fork can be magnified, they are defiantly NOT real stainless steels. We are very sorry to buy the set and have baby use it for such a long time already, before we realize they are Not stainless steels.

it started getting rust after the first month, I am not sure how they can sell it as " Stainless Steel" this is wrong. Please see attached image. We are very upset. I would never purchase it unless it is Stainless Steel

Terrible experience, they sell this as " Stainless" thats not true, you can see photos as well. Both Spoon and Fork started getting Rust after a month. Be aware.

I wanted a set in a carrying case for my 1st grader, because she doesn't properly wipe her utensils and messes up the entire lunchbox. The spoon is smaller than our teaspoons! It would take her forever to eat her Thermos of soup with that!! The fork, though small, was fine. The case could have been slimmer in the lid, it would take quite a bit of room in the lunchbox. Anyway I returned it because of that ridiculous 'spoon'.I ended up teaching my child to wipe her cutlery and wrap it in her napkin and that way the lunchbox is not a disaster, and we've eliminated the want for a needless object.

Cute utensils but totally useless. Fork is not pointy enough to really grab anything that one would need a fork for. Spoon is not deep enough for soup or anything liquid.