Red Plastic Cutlery Set, 400 pc
A red table that reads deliberate — and leaves you nothing to wash.
Red is a hard colour to get right on a table. Get it wrong and it reads plastic-picnic; get it right and the whole room feels warm and intentional. These land on the right side of that line: a deep satin red on a slim, flat, squared-off handle that looks far closer to designer flatware than to party supplies. You get four pieces per guest — including a separate dessert fork, so cake doesn't turn up on the same fork as dinner — and when the last plate is cleared, the whole lot goes in the bin instead of into your sink.
- Four pieces per guest, not three — a dedicated dessert fork means you can serve a proper multi-course meal without anyone reusing their dinner fork
- Satin red on a flat modern handle — reads as designed rather than disposable, so a Christmas or Valentine's table looks styled instead of thrown together
- Heavy-duty and BPA-free — the fork won't bend in roast potatoes and the serrated knife actually cuts, so no guest is fighting their plate
- Sets 100 places from one box — enough for a full reception, church supper or company party with no mid-event resupply
- Nothing to wash, nothing to pack up — you get the end of your own party back instead of spending it at the sink
Made for
Christmas · Valentine's Day · Canada Day and July 4th · Weddings · Graduations · Birthday parties · Church suppers · Corporate catering
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Pack size | 400 pieces (serves 100) |
| Total pieces | 400 — 100 dinner forks + 100 dessert forks + 100 knives + 100 spoons |
| Material | Food-grade BPA-free plastic |
| Colour | Red |
| Finish | Satin, lightly pearlescent |
| Handle | Flat slim profile with a squared end |
| Knife edge | Fine serrated |
| Use | Single-use, disposable |
What's in the box
400 pieces — 100 red dinner forks, 100 red dessert forks, 100 red knives, 100 red spoons.
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