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Company Profile

 

Yantai Estick Bamboo And Wooden Products Co., Ltd. We are a professional manufacturer and exporter that is concerned with the design, development and production of tableware and kitchenware. Over 10 years it is specialized in developing and manufacturing tableware and kitchenware.
We have professional production lines and advanced production technology, environmental protection should be taken into account while meeting products quality. As a global supplier in the tableware and kitchenware., ESTICK is to create added value for customers around the worl

 

 
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We always feel that all success of our company is directly related to the quality of the products we offer. They meet the highest quality requirements as stipulated in ISO9001, CE, LFGB, SGS guidelines and our stringent quality control system.

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Extruding machine, Injection machine, Cutting machine, Polishing machine, Hydraulic Press machine, Carving machine, Laser engrave machine, plastic-envelop machine, Automatic Packaging Machine, Trimming Machine, Riveting Machine, Welding Machine

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Our well-equipped facilities and excellent quality control throughout all stages of production enable us to guarantee total customer satisfaction. As a result of our high quality products and outstanding customer service, we have gained a global sales network reaching Europe, America and Southeast Asia and has established long-term cooperative relations with many customers.

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We have made great achievement in customer service. We believe that our products are unique and our quality is the best. Now we are making great efforts in building up our brand. Based on the idea of "great products, the best service", we have won customers' trust.

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What is Cutlery?

 

The term cutlery is used to refer to different items including knives, forks and spoons used for eating and serving at the table, rather than kitchen utensils. However, traditionally Sheffield cutlery was only knives, made by cutlers who only made cutting items, and this remains a tradition at our factory. Spoons and forks were referred to as cutlery, but more recently the term cutlery has come to cover knives, forks and spoons.
The vast majority of cutlery is made from stainless steel, especially in the hospitality industry, as it is best suited for everyday use as it is affordable, durable and easy to care for.

 

Benefits of Cutlery

Improved grip

Built-up cutlery has larger, textured handles that are easier to grip than traditional cutlery. This can help individuals with limited hand strength or dexterity to hold and control the utensil more easily.

 

Reduced strain

By providing a larger and more comfortable grip, built-up cutlery can reduce the strain on the individual's hand and wrist while eating. This can help alleviate pain and discomfort associated with conditions such as arthritis.

Increased independence

With the improved grip and control provided by built-up cutlery, individuals can eat more independently, without relying on assistance from others.

 

Enhanced safety

Individuals with limited hand strength or dexterity may be at increased risk of dropping traditional cutlery, which can cause injury or create a choking hazard. Built-up cutlery can help reduce this risk by providing a more secure grip.

 

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Table or Dinner Knife
A dinner knife traditionally has a rounded tip and slightly longer blade than the Dessert or Side knife . It is used for cutting meat and vegetables in the main course. It is one of the more common pieces of cutlery on the dinner table. It should always be balanced, sharp, with a martensitic stainless steel blade.

 

Table or Dinner Fork
The all-purpose dinner fork is part of almost all traditional place settings. It is usually used for the main course. Most dinner forks have four prongs or tines. Some only have three, depending on the pattern.

 

Dessert or Side Knife
A Dessert or Side knife (sometimes also called a cheese or even a butter knife) is also for cutting, although it doesn’t need to be as sharp as a Dinner knife as it is often also used for spreading butter, cutting soft desserts and cheese.

 

Dessert or Side Fork
A dessert fork (sometimes called or used as a salad fork) is about 25% smaller than a Dinner fork & is mainly used for eating desserts like cake or pie.

 

Dessert Spoon
A dessert spoon is similar in size to a Dessert Fork (similar in shape but larger than a teaspoon) and often it has an oval-shaped bowl. Not usually part of an American 5 piece place setting but always part of a European 7 piece place setting.

 

Soup Spoon
A Soup Spoon is a similar size to a Dessert Spoon, usually has a round, wider and deeper bowl, so as it can hold more liquid. Usually, part of both an American 5 piece set and a European 7 piece setting but latter soup spoons have been losing popularity in Europe. Can also be used for cereal.

 

Cutlery Buying Guide
 

Choosing the best material for your cutlery set is very important in terms of safety. Checking a complete cutlery buying guide can be very useful for you in these terms.Here are several materials, you can consider before buying a cutlery set:

18/10 Stainless-Steel

It is the most durable cutlery material, that comes at cheaper rates as well. You can use it for special occasions as well as daily household use. You can get fancy forks, designable spoons, and high-quality knives in this material. Always buy those cutleries, which have 10% nickel for cooking and preparing meals.

Forged Cutlery

It is usually heavier and more expensive than other cutleries. It is an evenly balanced cutlery with sharp and rigid blades.

Carbon Knives

It is not a good option to buy cutleries made up of carbon steel. It can be rusted, stained, and corroded easily within a few days.

Stamped Cutlery

Stamped cutleries are usually heavier than forged cutleries. It should not be used for household purposes. It is generally used by chefs for chopping at a higher level.

Silver Cutlery

Using silver cutlery not only enhances your class but also adds nutrients to your food. It is expensive cutlery and needs regular care and polishing.

Wooden Cutlery

It is the safest cutlery to buy for a house having kids. It comes in a variety of designs, shapes, and sizes. Good wooden cutlery can also last for several years.

 

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How to use Cutlery?

Using a knife and fork does not cause any troubles for most people, however, probably just few of us know that there are three, different ways of eating with the help of the cutlery.

 

The first way is to hold the fork in your left hand, with its back pointing up. After cutting off a piece of meat, we turn the fork over, and we ​​put potatoes and vegetables with a knife on a fork.

 

According to the second method, by holding the fork in the left hand with the back pointing up, we can cut a piece of meat with a knife and then turn the fork with the back down, and eat the food. The next step is putting the knife away and placing the fork into your right hand. Food such as vegetables and potatoes are eaten by pricking them on a fork.

 

The third way is considered to be the most elegant – when cutting a piece of meat, hold a fork with the back pointing up, and when lifting it, the fork is turned over again. It is recommended to eat food one at a time - first meat, then additives.

 

What is important, when eating dishes with a knife and fork, do not forget that a knife should be used only for cutting meat and as a help in taking small pieces of food, when it is impossible to do it with a fork itself. According to the savoir-vivre rules, it is forbidden to use a knife to divide into smaller portions, e.g. a potato. You can only divide it with a fork. The rule refers also to eating dumplings, pancakes, omelettes and patties. Do not use the knife for cutting vegetables, meatballs and stuffed cabbage. A whole fish eat with a special fish fork and knife.

 

 

What is the Difference Between Stainless Steel Tableware and Porcelain Tableware?

Stainless steel must be food-grade 304 stainless steel. Its performance is very stable, safe and hygienic, and easy to clean. It is widely used in food processing enterprises such as wineries and dairy factories. But stainless steel of other materials is not safe.

 

Ceramic tableware has a history of thousands of years in China. The earliest was pottery, and then ceramics. The glaze on ceramics contains lead, which is toxic. Ceramics are divided into overglaze, glaze, and underglaze. Among them, underglaze is the best, the safest for making tableware, glaze is second, and overglaze is the lowest, but the price of overglaze is the highest. We generally use glaze, but the cheapest ones in shopping malls or small vendors are generally underglaze.

 

Overglaze is a craft. After the ceramic is glazed, it is colored. Specifically, it is divided into the first process after firing, and then coloring and decoration, which is the most toxic. Because the colors are dyes and pigments, these are of course toxic. If the glaze is dried and then colored, and then fired, it is relatively difficult to remove the paint and material, but it often has to go through repeated repairs, so it is also toxic. Generally, it is painted and dried after firing, which is easy to peel off the paint and color.

 

The glaze is glazed twice, and the color is applied after the first glazing, and then another glazing is performed. This process is fired at a high temperature for the first time, and then the color is applied after firing, and then glazed after drying, and then fired again. The temperature of this process is low, generally 500-600 degrees. In this case, one is that there are more glazes and coloring pigments, and the other is low temperature, which is also easy to cause deglazing and release volatile toxic substances.

 

Underglaze color is painted on the embryo, glazed after drying, and then fired. The temperature is high, and it should not easily cause deglazing and paint peeling.

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Differences between stainless steel cutlery and aluminum cutlery

 

Material: Stainless steel cutlery is made of stainless steel, while aluminum cutlery is a mixture of aluminum and other metals such as zinc, copper, tin, or magnesium.


Corrosion resistance: Stainless steel cutlery is more corrosion-resistant than aluminum cutlery. This means that stainless steel cutlery is more suitable for long-term storage or frequent contact with acidic foods.


Quality: Stainless steel cutlery is usually heavier than aluminum cutlery.


Appearance: Stainless steel cutlery has a higher glossiness, while aluminum cutlery often presents a darker surface.


Thermal conductivity: Stainless steel cutlery has poor thermal conductivity, while aluminum cutlery has good thermal conductivity. This means that aluminum cutlery is more suitable for hot meals or hot drinks.

 

Stainless steel cutlery and aluminum cutlery each have their own advantages and disadvantages. The main advantage of stainless steel cutlery is strong corrosion resistance and can be used for a long time, but it is more expensive. The main advantage of aluminum cutlery is good thermal conductivity, which is suitable for hot meals or hot drinks. There are also some other differences between stainless steel cutlery and aluminum cutlery, such as cleaning difficulty and maintenance convenience. Stainless steel tableware is usually easier to clean, while aluminum alloy tableware needs to be kept away from strong acids and alkalis to prevent surface corrosion. But it is cheaper. Therefore, which tableware to choose depends on your needs and preferences.

 

Our Factory
 

We have professional production lines and advanced production technology, environmental protection should be taken into account while meeting products quality. As a global supplier in the tableware and kitchenware., ESTICK is to create added value for customers around the world. 

 

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FAQ

Q: What is considered cutlery?

A: Cutlery refers to tools used for preparing, serving and eating food. The most common types of cutlery are knives, spoons and forks. Other words for cutlery are silverware, tableware, utensils and flatware. A spoon A set of 16th century French cutlery.

Q: What is cutlery and examples?

A: It includes various spoons, forks, knives, and tongs. It is also called silverware or flatware. Cutlery is made of metals like stainless steel or silver. In modern days, cutlery has come up in wonderful combinations — spife (spoon + knife), spork (spoon + fork), and knork (knife + fork).

Q: What is the difference between flatware and cutlery?

A: Cutlery consists primarily of knives (literally, cutting implements), but as a generic term it includes knife-handled pieces such as carving forks and carving steels. Flatware means spoons and forks, pieces that are made flat and are then beaten or pressed into shape.

Q: What is another word for cutlery?

A: Other terms for cutlery include flatware and silverware. As you might guess from the cut within the word, cutlery was originally used only for cutting utensils — knives, in other words.

Q: Does a plate count as cutlery?

A: Cutlery in its purest sense only includes utensils used for cutting food, specifically knives. However, in colloquial use it has spread to also include forks and spoons used for eating and serving food. On the other hand, crockery refers to dinnerware: plates, dishes, cups, and other similar items.

Q: Is a spoon a piece of cutlery?

A: A type of cutlery (sometimes called flatware in the United States), especially as part of a place setting, it is used primarily for transferring food to the mouth (eating). Spoons are also used in food preparation to measure, mix, stir and toss ingredients and for serving food.

Q: Why do Asians use chopsticks instead of forks?

A: Chopsticks were strongly advocated by the great Chinese philosopher Confucius (551-479BC). Chinese people, under the cultivation of Confucianism, consider the knife and fork bearing sort of violence, like cold weapons. However, chopsticks reflect gentleness and benevolence, the main moral teaching of Confucianism.

Q: What is a spoon and fork together called?

A: The word spork is a portmanteau of spoon and fork. It appeared in the 1909 supplement to the Century Dictionary, where it was described as a trade name and "a 'portmanteau-word' applied to a long, slender spoon having, at the end of the bowl, projections resembling the tines of a fork".

Q: What is the difference between silverware and cutlery?

A: While cutlery is often plain or simple in appearance, silverware often showcases handles with ornate designs. It is also likely to be heavier in weight than cutlery. Since it's made of silver, which has a high market value, silverware also tends to be much more expensive than cutlery.

Q: What is the oldest cutlery?

A: 500.000-12.000 BC - During the Stone Age of mankind, eating utensils consisted form simple sharp stones intended for cutting meat and fruit. Simple designs of spoons were made from hollowed out pieces of wood or seashells that were connected to wooden sticks. Animal horns also were used as a means to eat liquid foods.

Q: What is the rule of cutlery?

A: For example, the fork for the first course is placed to the left of the plate, followed by the fork for the main course. From the right-hand side of the plate, the spoon for the main course is placed, followed by the knife for the first course. The position of the spoon depends on the menu.

Q: Are bowls cutlery?

A: Tableware is often referred to as dinnerware or dishes that serve the purpose of setting up the table, displaying, and serving the food. It includes various items, such as bowls and plates, serving dishes, cutlery, and glassware that work as decorative items and sometimes serve practical functions.

Q: What is a collection of cutlery called?

A: The collective noun for cutlery is “Canteen”. Cutlery, certainly that with any history or value is stored in a cabinet or wooden partitioned box, the whole ensemble is referred to as, “A Canteen of Cutlery.” Hope that helps.

Q: What is the difference between utensils and cutlery?

A: Kitchen utensils are typically used for cooking, mixing, and serving food. They include items like spatulas, ladles, tongs, whisks, and mixing bowls. On the other hand, cutlery refers specifically to the tools used for eating, such as knives, forks, and spoons.

Q: Is cutlery the same as flatware?

A: Cutlery consists primarily of knives (literally, cutting implements), but as a generic term it includes knife-handled pieces such as carving forks and carving steels. Flatware means spoons and forks, pieces that are made flat and are then beaten or pressed into shape.

Q: What is another word for cutlery forks and knives?

A: The word flatware refers to the implements you use for eating or serving food. When you set the table with spoons, forks, and knives, you grab the flatware from the drawer. You can also call flatware silverware or cutlery.

Q: Do Americans use cutlery differently?

A: The fork is then transferred back to the left hand and the knife is picked up with the right. In contrast to the European hidden handle grip, in the American style the fork is held much like a spoon, a pen or much like an excavator once it is transferred to the right hand to convey food to the mouth.

Q: What is considered cutlery?

A: Cutlery refers to tools used for preparing, serving and eating food. The most common types of cutlery are knives, spoons and forks. Other words for cutlery are silverware, tableware, utensils and flatware. A spoon A set of 16th century French cutlery.

Q: Do Americans use cutlery differently?

A: The fork is then transferred back to the left hand and the knife is picked up with the right. In contrast to the European hidden handle grip, in the American style the fork is held much like a spoon, a pen or much like an excavator once it is transferred to the right hand to convey food to the mouth.

Q: Why is cutlery called cutlery?

A: The origin of the word “cutlery” s derived from the Old French word “coutelier” (knife), and cutlery originally was used to describe just cutting implements. The origins of word were first documented by use of the term “cutler”, in 1297, in Sheffield (Sheffield Steel even then!).

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