An assortment solves the problem of the single-utensil pack: buy forks alone and someone wants soup, buy spoons alone and the cake needs a fork. Mixed in one box, the three utensils arrive in the ratio a meal actually uses, and the leftovers of each kind go back in the same drawer together.
Green is the color that carries a table on its own when the plates are plain white. It works alongside a spring lunch, a Saint Patrick’s dinner and a Christmas table, and against a dark tablecloth it is visible enough that nobody gropes for the handle.
On the table
- Mixed forks, knives and spoons in one package.
- Plastic, for a table that gets cleared into a bag.
- Green reads clearly against a white plate or a dark cover.
- The buy for when a meal needs all three utensils.
