I’ve been using Sam’s Club plastic cutlery for several events and everyday use, and I’m genuinely impressed by the quality and value. You get a large quantity for a very reasonable price, making it perfect for parties, office lunches, or even just stocking up at home. The forks, knives, and spoons are sturdy — they don’t snap easily like cheaper brands, and they can handle everything from pasta to steak without bending. The plastic is thick, with a nice finish that almost looks like real silverware, especially the clear or silver options. I also appreciate that the packaging is organized and easy to store, which is a plus when you’re managing a busy event or trying to keep things tidy in the pantry. Overall, this cutlery offers premium quality at a bulk price, and I’ll continue to buy it for both casual and formal gatherings. Highly recommended if you want disposable cutlery that doesn’t feel “cheap.”

Member's Mark Cutlery are ok but the quality control is a bit lacking. For example since the product is made from heated plastic they are not allowing sufficient time for the plastic to cool and harden. So you get cutlery that is not properly formed or shaped correctly, forks with ill shaped tines, and knives that do not cut in the direction you want to cut. You hold the knife straight to cut but the spine and blade edge points to the left or right. These problems can be easily solved in production-slow down and assure quality. The quality of my money is 100% all of the time. I expect product quality to match.

Thick plastic, good quality and the price is not bad for the amount.

Please bring back equal amounts of utincels always run out of knives too soon.

I love the combination with less knives. The knives are usually left over.

Used these for Easter dinner. Enough for everyone and strong enough not to break.

Strong and sturdy! Great product!

Very handy to have, strong

These are the best, plenty of silverware for picnics, RV living, Travel tips to the fishing resort. WE HAVE PURCHSED THESE FOR YEARS....

Great plastic utensils. They have increased the number of forks, since we typically use more forks than knives. GREAT idea!