Wooden cutlery spoon 16 cm, pack of 100 – Huhtamaki

Disposable wooden spoon, 16 cm long, pack of 100 by Huhtamaki. This single-use cutlery item is made from natural wood and designed for serving soups, desserts and both hot and cold dishes at events, catering services and take-away outlets. The spoon offers a lightweight yet rigid construction that supports practical table service and outdoor consumption. It is biodegradable and compostable where industrial or home composting facilities are available.

Advantages

The wooden spoon combines natural material with a simple functional design, providing a sturdy alternative to thin plastic spoons. Its 16 cm length is suitable for standard bowls and takeaway containers, and the pack of 100 ensures enough quantity for small events or food service shifts. Because it is made from wood, the spoon is biodegradable and can reduce reliance on non-renewable materials when disposed of correctly.

Suitable for

• Serving soups and broths at buffets or catering events
• Portioning and eating desserts such as ice cream, puddings and fruit salads
• Outdoor events, picnics and food trucks where disposable utensils are required
• Takeaway and delivery food services that include cutlery with orders

Key specifications

• Material: natural wood
• Length: 16 cm
• Pack quantity: 100 pieces
• Design: single-use, rigid construction
• Suitable for hot and cold foods
• End-of-life: biodegradable and compostable where facilities exist

How to use

Take a single wooden spoon from the pack and use it to serve or consume food items as required. The spoon is suitable for stirring and scooping soups, sauces and desserts; avoid excessive lateral force that could cause breakage. After use, dispose of the spoon in accordance with local waste management guidance — compost where accepted or place in general waste if composting is unavailable.

Usage recommendations

Store the unopened pack in a cool, dry place away from direct moisture to maintain the product’s rigidity. For hot liquids, use the spoon as intended but be aware that prolonged immersion in very hot liquids may soften natural wood fibers. When composting, follow local composting rules to ensure proper biodegradation.