Are these the actual size of tea spoon ?
152045
no they are smaller and very dainty. As the Espresso cups are smaller than regular cups as well.
152046
They are almost exactly 4 inches long. We really like ours; I find them nice for serving small-sized desserts (like a custard cup size). Hope that helps!
152047
If you're asking about the measurement of a teaspoon, no. They look like a miniature spoon, perfect for espresso and tea service.
152048
NO, they are tiny and maybe one-fourth to one-third the size of a teaspoon.
358676
approx 8 cm long the width of the spoon part ( widest part) approx. 2 cm. I used them for Pudding shots and an appetizer party.
370880
That is the width of the scoop part of the largest spoon. All the other spoons are smaller in width. These are great! I use them in whatever I serve. I can track what I eat but no one else really knows that there's a measurement on it. I definitely recommend them.
2142447
No. They are the size of a small key chain charm (about an inch long and 1/4 inch thick)
990848
They are average. If you looking for big spoon I suggest to get a bigger size. All in all, I adore these spoons. Great to eat bite size ice cream or for two spoon of sugar in your coffee.
1659855
Roughly 4.5 - 5 inches. That's from memory because I am at work and the spoons are at home. Think of how long a teaspoon handl is from your utensil drawer, and that's roughly the length of these.
1568063
No, They are 1/4 inch wide and 5 inch long, squared at both ends, and thin. I bought them twice for our coffee station, but switched back to the black plastic 7.5 inch stir sticks. The wooden ones are cheap and look it, and a lot have a knot in it which causes them to break in half. The black ones look nicer.
265599
The spoons are just under 9" long. I like them and found the useful - for milk shakes, iced tea, etc.
1514832
Do you mean thickness or size? It is the same thickness as any teaspoon. In terms of the size it is the same length as a teaspoon (~6 1/2"), and the spoon bowl size is 1 3/4" wide by 2" long.
2129476
NO! This info is not correct. I bought mine about a year ago and they are roughly 3-3/4" high with a diameter of right around 3". Even my tall ice tea ones are closer to 5" tall. 9.8 sounds more like the pitcher. Hope this helps!
1891880
I think the soups spoons could be used as small serving spoons and the teaspoons are not the traditional size. But if you've seen true teaspoons they are almost useless in their application. I find the teaspoons are perfect for soups and such. That being said great flatware set for the price.
1780167
I ended up returning these. I had wanted them for extra teaspoons or dessert spoons since we were always running out! But they were smaller than that - more the size of soft boiled egg spoons.
1378181
They are a normal size teaspoon. We use them in our Dining Hall and they work well.
1568367
This is very difficult to answer because I don't know what you consider large for a soup spoon. I am a retired Foods and Nutrition teacher and for me, they seem large. I could use them for serving spoons if needed. Even the dessert spoons are larger. I don't mind as I still love the set immensely. I have no regrets at all. Best wishes in your search.
1831367
I don't have anything here to measure with, but I estimate that they are about 3 and a half to 4 inches tall, with about a 2 and a half inch diameter. Perfect size for tea canisters, which is how I use them. Would be small for anything like flour.
53073
No. These spoons are like mini-ladles. The soup is taken from the ladle end. It's a perfect portion - a little deeper than a tablespoon. Great for wonton and chicken soup as well as chowders.
19353
There tea spoons, just what I wanted. (I hope this helps you) 11/21/13 6:58pm nyc.