Custom Wooden Spoons & Forks

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Custom Sizes

Tell us the size you need and we will quote it.

Design Support

Free artwork and design assistance are included with your quote.

Fast Quotes

We reply to quote requests within 1 business day.

What to Look for in Wooden Spoons and Forks

Wooden cutlery is judged by feel, so a smooth finish and the right length matter more than the print.

• What you serve. A fork for salad, a spoon for dessert and a knife for cake need different lengths and strength. List the items first.
• Smooth edges. Rough wood is unpleasant at the lips. Ask about the finish and tell us if the cutlery is for eating.
• Strength. Thin cutlery snaps in dense food. Tell us what it must lift and we confirm the options.
• Wrapped or loose. Wrapped cutlery stays clean and is easier to hand out, and loose cutlery suits a dispenser.
• Sets or single items. A set with a spoon, fork and napkin saves staff time but needs a wrapper or a pack.

Where Wooden Spoons and Forks Are Used

• Cafes and bakeries selling dessert, salads and cakes to go.
• Restaurants and delivery kitchens adding cutlery to a bag.
• Caterers and events serving food on a plate or tray.
• Ice cream and frozen yogurt shops that give each customer a small spoon.

Artwork and Printing Tips for Wooden Spoons and Forks

• Cutlery is often branded through the wrapper or the sleeve around it, which gives a larger flat area than the wood itself.
• If you want a mark on the wood, tell us, and we confirm what is possible. Keep the mark small and simple.
• On a wrapper, put the logo on the front and keep a quiet area where it is folded or sealed.
• A natural product often suits muted, natural colors. Bright colors work too, but check the proof.
• Tell us if the wrapper touches food so that we confirm suitable options.

Planning Your Order

Decide which items you need and measure the food they must reach into. Think about how you hand them out, in a bag or from a counter, and where you store them, since wooden cutlery should stay dry.

Ask for a sample and test it with real food. You can start with the Standard Sample Kit, which is $50 with shipping included, or pick another type from the Samples page. Your quote gives the pricing and minimums.

How It Works

1. 1

   Share Your Requirements

   Send us your required or product dimensions, preferred style, required quantity, delivery location, and artwork.

2. 2

   Review Your Quote

   We will prepare pricing based on the selected size, material, printing, finishing, and quantity.

3. 3

   Approve Dieline & Artwork

   Review the layout and artwork before production begins.

4. 4

   Production and Delivery

   After approval, your order moves into production and is shipped to your specified location.

Frequently Asked Questions