Ofourteen Disposable 6.25 inch Wooden Fork, 100-Count, Made of Magnolia Wood

This is far more a spork than a fork. The length and thickness of the tines alone will tell you that much, but it even mildly cups in the center. I think the pic of it upside down likely shows the curve the best: curve is mild and doesn't photograph well. I intentionally broke 2 of them to see how badly they splinter and how safe they remain if one of my younger grandchildren breaks one while eating: I think it did well and included a pic. The magnolia wood did not splinter badly: the breaks were pretty clean and followed the gain lengthwise when broken with it. It took a little more pressure than I was expecting before they broke. It is still a thin wood, but it is sturdy for what it is. Overall, I am highly impressed. A wooden fork with tight thin tines is not realistic and would likely break easily. These did well in my break test: Both in strength and in being a clean break. For environmentally conscious people these would be awesome: Compost friendly, sustainable, no chemicals, and just overall eco-friendly.