Reid Dinner Spoons Silverware Set for 4
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A quartet of Reid dinner spoons, 7.05 inches with a bowl deep enough for soup, in the same satin 18/0 as the rest of the line.
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Oneida calls this one good for soup, and the 7.05-inch dinner spoon earns the description: deep-bowled, wide enough to be useful with chowder, and the piece that handles cereal and the last of the stew on nights when nothing formal is happening. Four to a set, satin finished 18/0 stainless, dishwasher safe, limited lifetime warranty.
The spoon that does several jobs
A dinner spoon in a working kitchen is rarely used for dinner alone. It stirs, it portions rice, it serves when the serving spoon is in the sink, and it carries soup. Households that eat out of bowls more than off plates tend to want more dinner spoons than any boxed service provides, and four at a time is how that imbalance gets fixed.
Reading the bowl depth
The 7.05-inch length is the measurement given, and the bowl that goes with it is proportioned for liquid rather than dessert. That puts it clearly apart from the Reid teaspoon, which is nearly three quarters of an inch shorter. If the drawer has both, the difference is obvious at a glance even in a plain pattern.
Satin that hides water marks
Hard water leaves spots, and on a mirror finish those spots sit on the surface like a map. The satin on Reid diffuses them, so spoons that come out of the dishwasher less than perfectly dry still look clean on the table. The 18/0 stainless underneath resists rust, and the warranty covers defects for the life of the set.
