Recycled Bamboo Utensil Kit

Plastic silverware is so... 20th century. With this set of bamboo utensils and a recycled plastic carrying kit, you can be more self reliant and gentler on the planet.

For camping, dining at a friend's house, or eating out at a restaurant, this utensil kit is a great way to cut down on trash. It includes a bamboo fork, spoon, knife, and pair of chopsticks. Every time that you use them instead of using disposable plasticware, you protect the Earth from trash that will take tens of thousands of years to break down.

As an alternative to plastic, Bamboo is much better. It is very durable, and can be used over and over again. Unlike plastic, Bamboo utensils have no unpleasant chemical flavor, and they have no rough edges to cut your lip on. Bamboo is a fast growing wood, and these utensils are made from sustainable sources. Bring your own fork, and you'll never have to worry about where the restaurant fork has been or who touched it last.

The carrying case for these utensils is made from recycled plastic bags and newspaper. The materials are thoroughly cleaned and sanitized, but retain a unique, one-of-a-kind character. Your kit may have an unusual headline, stock report, or picture from one of several different newspapers. They are produced by CONSERVE, a Non-Governmental Organization working to control pollution and fight poverty in India. The group pays a fair wage - allowing unemployed, unskilled workers to earn 3 times what they would make in other, more dangerous jobs, while also improving the environment around India's largest cities.



There's an old adage - if you give someone a fish, they'll eat for a day. But if you buy them a fishing pole - they'll never go hungry again. With these reusable dining utensils, we can't guarantee that you'll never be hungry again. But, if you use these instead of plastic silverware, we can guarantee that you will cut down on the amount of waste you create. Not only will you protect your local environment, but choosing this kit helps improve the environment halfway around the world too!