Primus Long Spoon

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Especially perfect for food thermos and bagged food. The coating did not withstand the washing machine.

Long enough to use with dryed food.

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I haven't needed anything else. I've considered a fork, but haven't needed one so far. Nice model and does not scratch even the most delicate surface.

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Light

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The thing about bag food, the spoon is conveniently folded to make eating easier.

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It does its job and is perfect for mixing bagged food.

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When eating baguettes, a long spoon is a must so you don't have to mess with the food. I'm only worried about the durability of the spoon because in the forest you can't always guarantee smart packing and if the spoon gets twisted, will it break.

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With this, it is handy to eat from a deep dish, but of course the disadvantage is that it does not fit in the pot during transport. Somehow the edges of the spoon felt sharp on the sides and irritated/scratched the lips while eating.

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A very sturdy and light spoon. The angle of the spoon is quite large and it might be difficult to fit everywhere. In personal use, the spoon keeps well by clinging to the sides of food bags.

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With this, you can get the travel food mixed up to the bottom of the bag, and in longer thermos mugs.