CAMBRIDGEScout Sand Piece Flatware Set, 20 Count, No Color

I wished it looked better, but these are great quality. I recently moved back in with my mom. She’s disabled and majority of her utensils (bowls, forks, knives, and etc) are old and some of them even rusted / broken. I decided to slowly replace them so not only I could use them but her too.She likes the quality but made note that it doesn’t look good. I am inclined to agree, still it’s worth having these than all the old stuff she used to have

I recently purchased the Cambridge Scout Sand Piece Flatware Set, which includes a total of 20 pieces, and I couldn't be happier with my choice. This flatware set has quickly become a standout addition to my dining collection. It has a sleek, matte finish in the grey color. It's a neutral color that complements a variety of dinnerware and adds a warm and inviting atmosphere to any meal.The 20-piece set includes everything I need for a complete dining experience for four people. The set consists of forks, knives, tablespoons, and teaspoons, making it versatile enough to handle different types of dishes and occasions. Each piece feels substantial in hand, giving a sense of quality and durability. One of the standout features of this flatware set is its practicality. The pieces are easy to clean and maintain, and they have held up well after multiple washes. The stainless steel construction ensures that they remain rust-free and maintain their shine over time. Overall, an awesome and very elegant feeling set for a very approachable price.

I’d have to say that when they arrived, I was really surprised how matte these utensils really are. The description does say ‘sandblast finish,’ but I really wasn’t sure quite what that meant. If it had said ‘matte finish,’ I would immediately have understood.Anyway, I know that matte finish seems to be really pretty trendy these days. Some consumers are opting for matte on everything from kitchen appliances to car paint, but for me, they were just a little too matte for my taste.Another thing that really bothered me was you really feel the texture of the finish when eating something, which is intrusive and uncomfortable, at least in my opinion.Finally, they feel very lightweight. This may have nothing to do with the actual quality, sturdiness, or longevity, but to me feels juts a bit on the low-budget side.While I do give this brand credit for giving consumers the modern design they crave, in the end, it just didn’t work for me.

Like the title says, these utensils came with multiple burrs on mouth parts—ouch!—and tastes strongly of metal! I've never had flatware that tastes metallic, one expects not to taste them at all. A must pass!

I know what you're thinking; this is silverware. How could someone write a review for silverware? Well that's a great question, and let me answer it as simply and effectively as possible. Like this: this is solid, well made, sensible silverware. It looks nice, it doesn't break the bank, and it puts food into your mouth exactly the way you might expect it to. Enjoy.

Very beautiful and well made. Simple design which is what I am looking for. Easy to clean.

I wanted to love this. I wanted a set for every day, one my kids could lose, or throw in the dishwasher. Something I didn't have to worry about. The price is right for these, but there's something a little.... off?The design is great, it's sleek, modern, cute, but the matte coating feels painted on (like it would come off in the dishwasher). The metal feels flimsy.I didn't return them though, I keep a box of household rejects for college, and these will definitely be great in someone's dorm.

The pieces in this silverware set are a little longer than expected. However, they are solid. It comes with everything you'd expect in any set you would buy at the store. Really, the only downside to these is how long they are. I guess it's normal. The color is interesting. They aren't as shiny as other sets, but they are different, and might even stand out.