I first tried this biodegradable cutlery when I was in the Whole Foods market eating area.I liked them so much, that I asked the deli workers if they knew who made this product-- but nobody seemed to know.I am glad I found them online, and on Amazon, my favorite online store.Before purchasing this, I wasn't clear if 250 count meant 250 total or 250 sets of forks, spoons, knives.After receiving the shipment, I am glad to tell you that it is 250 SETS of cutlery-- so 750 pieces total.Each set is wrapped individually, in a plastic-looking wrap.I'm not sure if the wrap itself is plastic (as that would defeat the point of biodegradable cutlery), but I think I remember reading somewhere that the wrap is also biodegradable.I will update this review if I find out differently.Also, I checked elsewhere online and found that the cutlery is made of potato starch.(No, it won't spoil.)It is heatsafe to 170 degrees Fahrenheit (not 200, as listed).I have used the cutlery for eating hot soup, and didn't have a problem with it.I have read that in very hot items, the cutlery can get soft, but won't melt into the food (although it wouldn't be toxic anyway).But after it is taken out of heat, it will harden again.I am really happy with this product, and find them a great alternative to plasticware.Since I'm just a run-of-the-mill consumer, I don't know if this product will just biodegrade in the garbage.I know it's supposed to be compostable (so you can compost it if you have a composter or a backyard compost pile), but since I am just a student living in a little apartment, I am just throwing them in the regular garbage.When I find out more about this, I will update my review.
Product Description
Stalkmarket earth friendly paper tableware are made from sugar cane fiber that is a waste product of the sugar refining process.
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