GreenWorks Heavy-duty Compostable Spoons,BPI Certified,100 Count Large Disposable Cutlery Spoons

Sturdy and a good value - these are our go to for disposable utensils.

These are much more sturdy than your cheapo plastic spoons. Either one has their purpose, it's just that for an ice cream social I needed something that wouldn't break while people tried to eat their ice cream. This worked great. And...since they say compostable on the spoon handle, I didn't have the naysayers saying we shouldn't have had an ice cream social with plastic. Say what??? Maybe they wanted to wash everything.

Just perfect. Strong enough to use again. Not cheap

this brand makes really great products! Super sturdy stuff and better for the environment than other brands! they hold up super nice even with the most intense of foods!

I've used these for years and have been pleased. However, local composting services in my area have stopped accepting them because they do not decompose fast enough. In our location, the only compostable utensils accepted now are the bamboo ones. Be sure to check your local guidelines before purchasing.

For these to be compostable they are really sturdy. I did snap a few here and there but nbd. Overall they are wonderful and don’t have a weird compostable texture.

I just love that they're biodegradable and we haven't had any problems with them breaking.

As I'm trying to eliminate all the petroleum based plastics I use that I can (microplastics be gone!), I decided to try these corn-based "plastic" spoons. So far, I've been very pleased. They're just as sturdy (if not more so) as the plastic spoons I used to use plus are aesthetically pleasing and a good size. All in all, zero complaints... plus the added benefit of reducing the petroleum based plastics in my life. These are made from corn -- a renewable bioplastic plant-based material.