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Even better- just bring your own cutlery, take it home and wash when finished! Saves 2.50, energy used to produce them, transport them, and want end up in a sealed landfill where even degradable stuff doesn't degrade.

I'm with ringo on this one.

At w.o.k. they give out either chopsticks or wooden cutlery with their take-away meals, too: they're cute but not very comfortable to eat with (especially the knife - completely useless).

Here's a pic I just shot of a wooden fork of theirs I've kept - and no, I didn't use it, just prefer normal, washable, reusable cutlery.

How can you post throw-away cutlery on a green site! Shame!

I agree with the nay-sayers. And I hope this site will not simply be promoting new trendy things to buy in the flimsy name of green. Gimme information, not product pushing.

I with the other commenters - whatever happened to reusing as one of the main components of green living?