Table Spoon Verlo V-4000-2-12 — stainless flatware spoon, standard dining size

Verlo table spoon V-4000-2-12 is a stainless steel flatware spoon designed for everyday dining. The spoon has a standard dining size suitable for soups, stews and general table use. Manufactured for durability and easy maintenance, this stainless flatware spoon integrates with typical place settings and is appropriate for home kitchens as well as professional environments such as restaurants and catering services.

Advantages

The stainless construction resists corrosion and staining, ensuring a long service life under frequent use and repeated washing. Its balanced weight and standard bowl size provide comfortable handling and consistent portioning. The smooth finish simplifies cleaning and maintains a uniform appearance across a set of flatware.

Suitable for

• Daily family meals and informal dining
• Restaurant and catering service settings
• Buffets and canteen use where durable flatware is required
• Table settings for soups, stews and mixed courses

Key specifications

• Material: stainless steel suitable for food contact
• Type: standard dining spoon (table spoon)
• Finish: smooth polished surface for easy cleaning
• Design: classic, neutral profile to match common cutlery sets
• Maintenance: dishwasher safe and hand-wash compatible

How to use

Use the Verlo stainless flatware spoon as a standard table spoon for serving and consuming soups, broths, stews and other liquid or semi-liquid dishes. Place at each cover as part of a typical place setting or use multiple spoons across service trays for buffet and food-service operations. After use, rinse or soak to remove heavy residues before washing; follow standard foodservice hygiene procedures when handling and storing flatware.

Usage recommendations

To preserve the finish and prolong service life, avoid prolonged contact with acidic solutions and remove from dishwashers promptly after the cycle ends. Store spoons in a dry, ventilated drawer or tray to prevent surface spotting. For best results in high-volume settings, rotate stock to allow inspection and maintenance between uses.