FULLYWARE Matte Gold Demitasse Espresso Spoons

Yes, a few people mention they're shorter than expected for standard 10-12oz coffee mugs. At 4.7 inches, these are authentic demitasse spoons designed for espresso cups, small desserts, and tea service. If you're planning to use them with tall coffee mugs, you might find yourself wishing they were longer. But if you're serving espresso, stirring sugar into small cups, or using them for appetizers and desserts, the size is actually perfect.

Most people report the finish holds up beautifully—several reviewers specifically mentioned no scratches or fading even after regular use. That said, one person did express concern about potential leeching or fading long-term. The matte finish (not shiny) seems to be more forgiving than polished gold, and the stainless steel construction underneath means they'll still look good even if there's minor wear eventually.

People repeatedly call out the quality-to-price ratio. You're getting well-made stainless steel spoons with an attractive matte gold finish that looks far more expensive than it is. Multiple reviewers describe them as 'classy' and 'durable,' and they're versatile enough to use for coffee, tea, desserts, or even as sugar spoons. For the price of a set of six, it's hard to beat if you want something stylish without spending a fortune.

Absolutely. While they're sized as demitasse spoons, people use them for all sorts of things—stirring tea, serving desserts, appetizers, sugar bowls, and even as baby spoons. One reviewer loves them for 'small servings,' and another uses them across multiple serving scenarios. They're that sweet spot size between a teaspoon and a tiny tasting spoon, which makes them surprisingly versatile in the kitchen.

The spoons themselves look elegant and gift-appropriate, but one person mentioned the packaging arrives with shipping labels stuck on it, so it's not ready to hand over as-is. If you're giving these as a gift, plan to repackage them in a nice box or wrap them yourself. The spoons are definitely nice enough to gift—just the presentation needs a little help.

There's a bit of conflicting feedback here. Most people describe them as 'durable,' 'well-made,' and good quality, especially for the price. However, one reviewer did say they felt 'flimsy and paper-thin.' It seems like they're lighter-weight than heavy-duty flatware, but still solid enough for everyday use. If you're expecting restaurant-grade heft, you might be disappointed, but for home use with espresso or tea, they should hold up just fine.