Fred & Friends SNACK & STACK Kids' Interlocking Brick Utensils, Multicolor, Flatware Set

Okay, call me obsessive, but at one point or another I have purchased 5 sets of these Fred and Friends SNACK AND STACK Lego utensils! Fun gift and a great price.Highlights:~ Yes, these ARE the silicone version~ Yes, they really stack and stick!~ Great size for a picnic - adult or child! (See my picture comparing it to a Sharpie)Even as an adult, I have enjoyed using these! I love traveling them and being able to use a "real" utensil. Needless to say, the kids love them and we have given many as gifts. I just gave them to a 5 year old and a 10 year old. I thought the 10 year old might laugh at me, but she loved them!Great stocking stuffer at this $6 price point!UPDATE: Please note that yes, the knife is sharp enough to cut through the table cloth! So, be careful with the kids!

my 2 year old son is so into lego and got this. I love them but wish that the spoon has more scoop(?) and bent on it so that he could get some soup. Loving the fork (more like spork) and also knife. If you are a mom who takes care of your kid at home.Ask your kid to help you cook by giving this knife to cute something soft. What's better than occupying your kid with something that you do. Easy to put all three in one chunk and take it to go.The downside is, it is kind of tricky to clean since the handles have all these lego bumps and the other side need to be cleaned.And it would be nice they are more competitive in price. Love the idea but not sure about the price.

These things are one of the best impulse purchases I've made. I was buying lunch containers for my boys, and somehow these caught my eye. I bought two sets, one for each kid, and I've been sending them daily in their lunchboxes for weeks now. All the teachers and some of the other parents have been asking where I got them!Beyond being cute, they're durable, dishwasher safe, and they're a great item for waste-free lunch packing because the kids know exactly how many they're supposed to have. They know there are three, they know the colors that are supposed to be there, and they can snap them together on their own, so all the utensils get back home and don't end up accidentally in the trash. They're also compact, but not super-small -- my six-year-old son is quite tall for his age and has big hands, and these are still easy for him to use. A definite win all the way around.

I purchased these originally from Fred Flare for my kids, who have lost them over the years. Loved them so much, that I repurchased them, including a set for myself. They are not just for kids. Really fun to put in your lunch kit. Since I'm trying to be more ecological, I tend to pack my own utensils. These utensils stack together and don't take up to much room. Easy to clean. However, I do not take them camping - too much room for dirt to get imbedded. I do get complimented on them when I use them.

These are really fun. They actually do interlock with each other. So far they appear very sturdy. The rubber handle is very easy to grip for little hands. they do take up more space than a lot of our kids silver ware so I would not recommend a whole set of them unless you have a fair amount of room for kids silverware but when clean they are one of the favorite choice to use at dinner time.

I purchased these for my son to use for his school lunch. They were a great hit! They have stood up to the daily use of a child, though I took out the knife. It works quite well and is better suited for an adult. My son loves that they stack, I enjoy that I don't lose one piece. They wash well in the dishwasher and have been more durable than other lunch utensils I have tried. I will be buying another set for my daughter per her request.

The kids love to play with these utensils. I bought them as a gift for a "lego" themed party, and my other boy loves to eat with them, putting them together and taking them apart. They would make a neat stocking stuffer for christmas as well. They go through the dishwasher, and are working well 5 months after purchase so far.

The handles are great but the utensil items seems a bit flimsy. Actually for a toddler they're quite safe. The spoon isn't very scooped and the fork seems thin and a bit flat. Our toddler isn't allowed yet to use the knife but enjoys using her set every day. The Lego effect helps with gripping.