Hunter green cutlery is a Christmas-table piece that does not say Christmas. On an ivory cover with gold accents it is a formal winter dinner; on a plain table it is a woodland birthday or a golf-club lunch; in January it is simply green.
Dark cutlery has one real advantage over pale: it does not show the food. A pale fork left on a plate after a chocolate cake looks used from across a room, and a dark one does not, which on a buffet where forks sit out for an hour is worth something.
Seventy-two forks at $18.90, about twenty-six cents each. Hunter green also runs to a paper cover, an Octy Round and a 24-guest party kit on this shelf.
On the table
- 72 count, $18.90.
- Dark cutlery hides food marks better than pale on a long buffet.
- Hunter green covers and a 24-guest kit are on the same shelf.
- Rated 5.0 from 9 with the other fork packs.
Specifics from the listing
- 72 Hunter Green Plastic Forks
- Premium disposable plastic forks
- Made of premium plastic
- Shop our entire collection of Hunter Green plastic and paper party supplies
