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Inexpensive, all-round suitable and light travel food. Solid if compared to, for example, Light my fire.

lightweight

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With a few weeks of experience, a good spoon that I can use to eat soups from both a food thermos and a curd jar. Perfect for eating snacks in the car :D and certainly good for trips as well, the stem seems a bit sturdier than the spork, so maybe it won't break so easily in the backpack.

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The best camping spoons, this sts camp cutlery series. Note, the measure is deep because it is also intended as a measure, at least on mine it says "15ml" on the stem, the weight for e.g. coffee accumulates from this measure with this spoon about 7g, i.e. coffee-sized, that's why this is always included on the trip. In addition, very light and resistant to hard use.

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The cup of the spoon is too deep, so it's a bit strange to mumble food.

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A functional spoon for eating from a plate.

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Light and durable.

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It hasn't been used yet, but it's in perfect working order.

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A plastic spoon is a plastic spoon. Works just fine with a food thermostat. Mostly I would like it to be packed in a smaller space.

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Lightweight, good cutlery.

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A nice long spoon with which you can easily eat the bottoms of bag dishes.

Light, comfortable to eat, and seems quite durable

Very sturdy and stiff

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A spoon suitable for the forest with good flour MRE

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A little too short for perhaps the deepest bag food. Stem enough stuffy stuff not to be afraid of breaking it on a trip.

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Lightweight and handy.

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Lightweight, durable and easy to clean.

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Cheap and durable plastic spoon