Tramontina Pro Line 36 Stainless Steel Dinner Forks, 11.5 inches, Commercial Grade

Invited the family over for dinner one night. We are a family of 6, with 4 more that was 10. We used some spoons and had to decided what 4 people got to use the forks. Spaghetti and salad with a spoon is no fun at all. Not one of my 4 kids has ever known what happened to our half of billion forks in the house hold. The duendes must have gotten to my forks. They may have been lost in the plastic pit of despair. Regardless...we were a week out from thanksgiving that was going to be at MY house. We needed forks and I didn't want to spend a ton since these will wind up the same way of the other missing forks. These were a perfect price and have SOOO many. Here we are a month or so later and I STILL have them. They are good and sturdy and easy to clean.If you or a loved one are suffering from the missing fork pandemic - this is sure to cure it. At least for the time being. I'd order them again. ;)

For some reason we lose forks. I stopped buying complete sets of silverware because I ended up with an abundance of butter knives. I have founds it better to just buy generic forks in bulk. These forks are durable and will match most décor. They have a shiny silver finish and have enough weight to them to not feel cheap. So far they have stood up to several washes I the dishwasher with no visible nicks or scratches. For the price (approximately .50 each), I am very happy with the quality and performance of these forks and will be buying the matching spoons whenever our spoon supply disappears. At least, all of our silverware will match even if the quantities aren't the same.

Great lightweight forks but still sturdy enough to feel like it will last. More like a salad fork which is what I like the best.

Tired of buying poor quality single use plastic for your gatherings? I was, so I bought 3 packages (108) of these forks. I don't think I would use them every day because the quality really isn't there, but they were a wonderful substitute for plastic. I got so many comments at our last party about my forks ("wow, you own an obscene amount of forks"; "I've never met anyone who has this many forks"), which really made me laugh because I didn't expect anyone to notice or care about my forks. I tried to explain that they were very inexpensive and totally worth it, even if you only entertain large groups once or twice a year.

First off, let me say I had no intention of using these forks for Thanksgiving dinner. For holidays and other formal occasions, you'll want to wield large, weighty 8"+ tools that could be mistaken for carving forks. Instead, these utensils from Tramontina were purchased for family camping trips and other outdoor pursuits, and for these scenarios, they are perfect.Yes, they are lightweight (about 30% less than your average dinner fork), made possible by its shorter length (7") and concave construction along the back of their handles (see photos next to a higher-end WMF dinner fork). This reduction in steel allows the forks to nest perfectly together, taking less room in your outdoor kitchen or RV. Amazon's product photo shows just how closely 35 forks stack together, including their handles, in their blister pack. Impressive!I purchased these forks because I insist on using proper (i.e metal) dinner knives when camping and picnicking. Using a flimsy plastic fork to stabilize your food while cutting (and eating the plastic shavings) gets old real fast. And despite their lighter construction, they remain quite sturdy within reason. You'll know when you're pushing them beyond their physical limits.Lastly, I should mention the tines are parallel to one another, maximizing their utility by giving you a wide row of points. Many of today's designer forks place form over function by tapering the tines toward the front, thus reducing their contact area. I'm grateful the manufacturer decided to stick with a more conventional layout.Great product if you consider how well Tramontina balanced design vs. cost. Highly recommended!

I ordered these and some spoons to replace my aging utensils, I didn’t want anything fancy, and these fit the bill at the right price point… cheaper than buying whole sets at the store and getting utensils I don’t use (big spoons salad forks.. it’s a sensory issue thing for my kids).The package was a little messed up.. but it was no big deal

I have kids who lose utensils constantly. After having to eat dinner with a butter knife, I bought some of these and they are perfect! Good value for their money and are sturdy. Would buy again! (And probably will!)

Life is busy with 3 kids and too often for my liking there would be no clean forks after work to eat my supper.So I bought this pack of forks to keep up with rotation. Never been without one sense.