I'm wondering about the size of the salad forks - some of the wmf brand salad forks are way too small.
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just the handle itself is about 5 inches long, i think its a really good size salad fork, this is a great set...
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They are the appropriate size in this pattern. The issue with some other WMF patterns is that they were originally designed in "European" sizing, where the salad forks are three-tined and much smaller. If you order from us, the pieces in this set will be the usual American sizing that we are all used to. Also, the WMF stamp on the knife is going to be on the right side of the blade. We have noticed a lot of the WMF photography on Amazon shows it on the left side which is inaccurate.
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I actually use the salad forks daily. They are more like a petite dinner fork.
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I'm happy to tell you that the salad/dessert forks are an appropriate size. You're right though - I have another set by WMF and the salad/dessert forks are a very silly size. I think you'll be happy with this set & it's a good weight.
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The smallest dicer blade/insert on my "Genius Nicer Dicer"- [rectangle chopper] looks like it dices about 1/4" pieces; all the blade inserts are dual sided, 2 diff. sizes on each half of rectangular blade. So, on the other half of the 1/4" dicer is about 1/2" size. Even tomatoes will dice up fine on the 1/2" on mine. Onions, celery, etc. do great on the smallest- 1/4" size dicer, esp. for salsa, pico de gallo, potato salad, tuna or chicken salad, etc. Just have to slice tomatoes and others acrossfirst. My does not have a booklet but now I also have a larger chopper-"Genius Salad Chopper" - and use that for ideas for this smaller Nicer Dicer. QVC did sell this smaller blade separate. Good luck! The smallest dicer blade/insert on my "Genius Nicer Dicer"- [rectangle chopper] looks like it dices about 1/4" pieces; all the blade inserts are dual sided, 2 diff. sizes on each half of rectangular blade. So, on the other half of the 1/4" dicer is about 1/2" size. Even tomatoes will dice up fine on the 1/2" on mine. Onions, celery, etc. do great on the smallest- 1/4" size dicer, esp. for salsa, pico de gallo, potato salad, tuna or chicken salad, etc. Just have to slice tomatoes and others acrossfirst. My does not have a booklet but now I also have a... » Read More The smallest dicer blade/insert on my "Genius Nicer Dicer"- [rectangle chopper] looks like it dices about 1/4" pieces; all the blade inserts are dual sided, 2 diff. sizes on each half of rectangular blade. So, on the other half of the 1/4" dicer is about 1/2" size. Even tomatoes will dice up fine on the 1/2" on mine. Onions, celery, etc. do great on the smallest- 1/4" size dicer, esp. for salsa, pico de gallo, potato salad, tuna or chicken salad, etc. Just have to slice tomatoes and others acrossfirst. My does not have a booklet but now I also have a larger chopper-"Genius Salad Chopper" - and use that for ideas for this smaller Nicer Dicer. QVC did sell this smaller blade separate. Good luck! « Show Less
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The dinner plates are 10-3/4" with an approximate 1-1/2" lip. The salad plates are a little over 8" with an approximate 1" lip. The salad plates are quite small and are useful as bread and butter plates, but the dinner plates are normal in size.
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It is about 7 " tall as well. It really is NOT very big. Maybe most people eat little salads, but if it is my whole meal, I would rather have a nice big crunchy salad. I honestly hardly ever use this product because it is so small, and because the top is sort of heavy, especially with the salad dressing in the little separate chamber. This product would be so much better if it came in various sizes, and the customer could choose a side salad size, salad-as-a-meal size, or salad to bring to a group of people size. Sorry.
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Hi Angel, Unfortunately, I bought this as a wedding gift and only looked at the group upon arrival, before wrapping and did not take measurements. These are nice deep bowls well suited for mixing batters and I liked the grip on the lip when I handled them. I would think there was a sizing on the items in the selection. Sorry I couldn't be much more help, but I do think they are nice set especially to get started with.
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If you're teacups are regular and not really small, I think these would be fine. The are very wonderful little plates, we use them for toast or small sandwich plates - they are not in my mind large enough for salad plates. I didn't go look, but I thought I remembered actual teacup plates being available which had the small ring in bottom that these don't have - but maybe not.
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Dinner Fork 8-1/4", Salad fork 7-9/16", Knife 9-9/16", Soup spoon 7-11/16", teaspoon 6-3/8"
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Hi Pam both items should show up on the item page under "customers who bought this also bought this" I bought the Woodeze brand basket and found I used it more than the forks
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they are huge it makes for a great salad but it is two large for a bowl of soup or cereal you end up underestimating how much is in the bowl. I also bought the salad plates they aren't packed well so shipping is a problem but they are better for salad
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I think so, but it would look corny, and most forks with 12 inches travel have larger diameter tubes, so I would find bigger boots. Good luck
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I keep mine at work for lunches. I have never experienced any difficulty eating salads that I can recall. Admittedly I don't eat a lot of salads, but I can't see how it would be less effective than any other fork. The tines are wide but not particularly thick (I'd say thinner than a regular fork), and are squared off, which for my money grabs food better. Plus the serrated bit on the side of the tines can cut thru any colosssal lettuce leaves or whatnot.
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They are very good for dessert - cake, cookies but too small for salad. If the teacup is small, they may work, but probably better to get plates with the rims for that purpose. Hope this helps.
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This one (medium) should work. The small will for sure not fit both at the same time, but this will have room to stack the sandwich container on top of the salad container with the smaller sized ones that go along with the sandwich kit on the side. I posted some customer pics of mine that should help to visualize the size you need.
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Read the description of the flatware for an answer to your first question. I am no expert on flatware. This is my first purchase. The dinner fork and knife are approximately nine inches In length. Of course the fork is curved so the measurement may not be exact.
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the steerer tube on these forks I 265 mm. you will, more than likely, need to cut them to size. you can find most other info you need on sram.com. I have enjoyed these forks
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Maybe for a six months old baby . I got them for little salads they are pretty small
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Well, that is kind of a subjective question...at least for me. The size is enough so you can recognize them as salad forks, still enough so you "could" use them for any part of a meal. To me, this set is as near perfect as I could get. I like every detail about the set.