Little Spoons Have Become an Obsession. But Are We Just Eating Wrong? | Eater
"The retailer’s current three-piece flatware set ships with a knife, a dinner fork, and a teaspoon rather than a larger dinner spoon, a packaging choice that hints at shifting consumer preferences toward smaller spoons; the company did not respond to inquiries about whether spoon purchases have changed over the past decade, but the set’s composition suggests manufacturers may be adapting to demand for more modestly sized utensils." - Jaya Saxena
