Titaniumware Cutlery A spoon that Uri Geller can't bend direct from Interlink

Stronger than steel,
Light as aluminum,
Shines like gold.
Faster than a speeding bullet,
It's a fork...
It's a spoon...
It comes from a plane...
It's TITANIUM CUTLERY!

Titanium, a metal originally used in the aerospace industry, is known for its strengh and light weight. It seem inevitable that space age technology enters the kitchen in our every day lives.

The first thing you notice is that the cutlery is very light. This is not the cutlery to build biceps with. To test it's strength I used a spoon to scoop out frozen sorbet. I am sure you have tried this before, and seen your favorite spoon's back bend horrifically backward. Ouch! In the end the frozen sorbet did not break the titanium spoon's back and both the spoon and I rested while the mango sorbet rested in my mouth.

While the spoons are solid, the forks are feeble. When using ordinary force on the lightest skinny neck salad fork, it bends at its weakest point in the neck. Also the fork's prongs are slightly bendable forward/back but immovable when forced to move left/right.

The coloring of the set we received was two tone titanium plating - gold and silver colors. The gold tone is the full titanium nitride plating. This probably explains why the neck at the silver area is the weakest point. The cutlery comes in a 20 piece flatware set (setting for 4) with a 4 piece bonus. Interlink offers 6 designs to chose from as well as custom plating for your existing cutlery.

What was most remarkable was the inexpensive price of the cutlery. The velvety box alone makes the cutlery worth it. If you are looking for a light inexpensive and strong cutlery we recommend to blast off with the full titanium (gold colored) plating cutlery.