DLD Kitchen Utensil Set - 22pcs Silicone Cooking Utensils Set, Silicone Kitchen Utensils, Cooking Tools Turner Tongs Nonstick Spatula Spoon for Nonstick Heat Resistant Cookware

I have used them now. They are easy to use, easy to clean and they look very nice. Quality is very goog great value for your money

I’ve not had these long but so far I’ve been impressed with how sturdy they are and how comfortable to use.

Very good quality. Defo recommend it

Can't complain with this. Nice wooden style and does the job well.

Does what it says in the tin

Love these, they are really aesthetic! The pot isn’t very sturdy but all utensils are great, easy to clean and really pretty in the light beige colour!

First of all I wanted this utensil set as on description it says that it is dishwasher safe.When I received them,I saw on the box that it say - NOT dishwasher safe.I will upload a picture of this.The set contains 25 utensils, which is great as most of them are used on a daily basis.They are well made and look good quality.Overall the set is good, but I am very disappointed from the wrong description.Hopefully my review was Helpful for you.

This is called a 25 piece set, but the picture shows the reality. It consists of 14 utensils, 10 S hooks and a storage jar.The utensils are well-made, and as they are silicone they should be fine with hot food, e.g. for turning items in a frying pan or stirring ingredients in a wok. They feel good in your hand. All except the three smallest have wooden handles; the type of wood is not specified, so I have no idea if it is sustainable, but at this price point I doubt it.The potato peeler is the type that swivels, which I don’t like, though others will be fine with it; the tongs don’t grasp food very well, because only the tips of the blades touch it. Otherwise, all the utensils are well-designed; I particularly liked the small spatula.All of the utensils have a hanging hook, so if you have a suitable rail in your kitchen you can use the S hooks to hang them. There are four less hooks than utensils, so you can use the pot to store the rest. The pot is plastic with a drainage hole in the bottom, for no apparent reason, and it is a little too light to be stable, so I have put the utensils in a heavier ceramic pot.This would be an excellent starter kit for a student starting university or anyone setting up home for the first time, and it is on offer at a good price.