Alaska 32 piece cutlery set for £13.60 delivered @ Viners

geordie_lass_2

Viners have a 32 piece cutlery set for £16, free delivery
http://www.viners.co.uk/pp/cutlery/Alaska_cutlery/Alaska_32_piece_cutlery_set.html

Just posted a code on Codes board for a further 15% off which means you get this set for £13.60.

8 Knives
8 Forks
8 Spoons
8 Teaspoons

10 year guarantee

Prudent

I have this set in the staff room at work. It is very difficult to eat with which is disappointing as I am looking for new cutlery for the house.

rosatoso_2

geordie_lass wrote: »

Viners have a 32 piece cutlery set for £16, free delivery
http://www.viners.co.uk/pp/cutlery/Alaska_cutlery/Alaska_32_piece_cutlery_set.html

Just posted a code on Codes board for a further 15% off which means you get this set for £13.60.

8 Knives
8 Forks
8 Spoons
8 Teaspoons

10 year guarantee

Brilliant, thanks for this OP. Just used the 15% off code and got it for £13.60 including free delivery.

Link to discount thread:
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1855051&highlight=viners

geordie_lass_2

Prudent wrote: »

I have this set in the staff room at work. It is very difficult to eat with which is disappointing as I am looking for new cutlery for the house.

I've got a set very similar from Argos and find them comfortable to use. They've changed the design slightly over the years though but this one looks identical, fingers crossed.

zakiya12

does anyone know how big the teaspoons are because i really hate the sets that have massive teaspoons in thanks in advance

thekitkatshuffler

Ordered these. Been after some cheap but decent quality cutlery for my new flat, so this fits the bill nicely. Thanks :beer:

broclo

Prudent wrote: »

I have this set in the staff room at work. It is very difficult to eat with which is disappointing as I am looking for new cutlery for the house.

I got this set a while ago, it was awkward at first as I felt the cutlery was turning in my hands as such. However, now I find eating with other cutlery annoying, especially if the handles are flat. It took me a few weeks to get used to it though. When I first got it I had my family staying and my mother loved, yet brother hated, so I guess it depends.

Although at this price it is great for just buying as a spare set to help when you need lots of spare for BBQ's or whatever really, some picnic cutlery(non disposable)can cost this much

geordie_lass_2

zakiya12 wrote: »

does anyone know how big the teaspoons are because i really hate the sets that have massive teaspoons in thanks in advance

Viners site says length of teaspoons is 134mm, it doesn't indicate the bowl size though.

marvin

also
http://www.viners.co.uk/products.asp?partno=OA049

if looking for plates to go with it

ziggles50

The tespoons are pretty small i have them at home. They are great for eating out of yoghurt pots etc. but can be a bit small for a normal sized mug and they aren't very deep.

geordie_lass_2

I got the Snowflake dinner set a few months ago and it's really nice.