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FÖRNUFT
504.284.91Special days or every day – the simple but elegant FÖRNUFT spoon will add extra flavor to your table settings.

DesignerMaria Vinka
Product features
- Dishwasher-safe
More information

The cutlery is made of stainless steel that is durable and easy to clean.
Cutlery with a clean design goes well with many different kinds of table settings.
Designer
Maria Vinka

Reviews
love the size of theMeannlove the size of the spoon and good qaulity
qualityquality
Nice!MykellNice!
GoodAnonymous reviewerGood
GoodMaryGood
value for moneyquality
very goodAnonymous reviewervery good
Great set of spoons! IChandyGreat set of spoons! I wish I bought more.
Good qualityMarilouGood quality
Perfect❤️BrendaPerfect❤️
Love it. Very affordable andArianneLove it. Very affordable and aesthetically appealing
Good product.ArturoGood product.
Super affordable yet sturdyQuality
Daily useGemmaDaily use
CutleryRigelVery nice as always
Good enough for everday useElnoraNot as heavy with what we are currently using but good enough for everyday use and looks sturdy. I like the design
Nice to useCristinaNice to use
product is goodMariaproduct is good
For the Nth TimeKathlynMy husband and I really like the FORNUFT Spoons Forks and Teaspoons. Weight is just right not too heavy and too light. . It is well made. having a smooth finish, no sharp edges. Design is simple and elegant :)
Love itSamanthaLove it
Customer reviews
4.9Average rating
78Reviews
4.9Average rating
78Reviews
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Material
What is stainless steel?
Stainless steel is found in everything from building structures and cars to sinks and knives. It’s easy to see why it has so many uses. Stainless steel is hard and durable and has good resistance to corrosion – namely rust. It generally has a low nickel content, and for IKEA products we mainly use stainless steel that’s nickel-free. Like many other metals, it can be recycled again and again to become new, hardwearing items – without losing its valuable properties.



