80 Pack Color Changing Spoons, 5.15 Inch Break-Resistant Spoons, Individually Wrapped Bulk Value Set for Weddings, Carnivals & Commercial Use, BPA Free - 4 Colors

I don’t know about you but eating ice cream and cereal always tastes better with a plastic spoon. They are reusable but also the price is cheap so you can get a couple uses out of them then toss them. They are fun because they change colors and are very sturdy.

We bought these for our ice cream bar birthday party and they were a hit. They’re cute change color, can be reused. The kids loved them.

My grand daughter has issue with texture and prefers plastic over metal. She loves these spoons for eating cereal and ice cream and yogurt. I actually use them for the same reason. I hand wash them and they have shown no signs of wearing out. I recommend them.

I held a cereal party for my nieces and nephews and wanted to have these as a little shock factor. Unfortunately it wasn’t as drastic as I had hoped in a bowl of cereal. I think it would be better with a bowl of ice cream so we’ll try that next but these are not the spoons of our childhood.

Great for ice cream party and cute "take home gift" as well. Perfect size for all ages. Indivially wrapped!

Didn’t change colors as promised. Actually at all

We’re having a FroYo party and these spoons are perfect. I love that they are individually packaged, which eliminates many hands touching the bare spoons. There are 4 colors for variety, and they feel sturdy. The plastic spoons from the yogurt shops are flimsy, but these are durable. These spoons are comfortable in you hand and have a wider concave scoop to hold froYo and toppings. The color changing is a fun touch for everyone and brings excitement to the party. I received 40 spoons for $10 which is a great value!

We had an ice cream party for kiddo, and we used these as some of the goodies for the kids. They LOVED THEM! The only reason that I gave it a 3 star rating was that they didn't hold up great in the dishwasher and they come individually packaged, so it was sort of difficult for the kiddos to open.