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Question: Is this deep enough to hold cooking utensils rather than eating utensils? Serving spoons, spatulas, whisks, etc.
Document: Love my Shabby Cottage Chic Tin Utensil. Plenty of room to separate and hold our eating utensils. I do love how vintage(y) it looks. Fun.
Sections are a little deep but I would rather have them deep than too shallow. You can wad up some paper and put it in the bottom for those utensils that are on the short sides. So handy for camping, I love it!
Looks great in my Vermont farmhouse kitchen and holds lots of utensils. Gets comments from guests who want to know where I bought it. However, it's a bit deep for my tea spoons, but the depth also means that the knives are held firmly. I put a liner in the bottom of each compartment, since it was tin.
Love this! It looks great on my counter, provides enough space for all my utensils, and is easy to load and un-load. I will never go back to my utensils being hidden in a drawer again! !
Good construction with a antique farm look. The holes are deep for larger items and with some foam cut for the bottom you can add smaller utensils. Worth the price if your looking for a Tin Caddy with style.
This is great. I ordered it for my mom-who always entertains & keeps out plasticware/silverware all year long. She had been looking for a new caddy, and this was perfect. It's bigger than i thought it would be, which works out great! You can put larger serving type spoons in one spot, knives, forks, spoons, and even roll napkins in another slot. We tie ribbin around the base during different seasons for a festive look. Great buy!
I needed another drawer - so I bought this caddy and keep my silverware in it . The ONLY downside is that the compartments are a little too deep for teaspoons - but I just put some filler in the bottom of the spoon compartment to give them a little more height. I'd much rather they be too deep than too shallow. Deep, I can fix.
It is sturdy and well put together very rustic and antiqueish. It is a  little deep for my silverware but I improvised and it looks and works Great... worth the Money if like this kind of style. Thanks kim
This tin utensil caddy is not in the least cheesy !! I was amazed at the quality and the manufacturing... this has to be made in the US...Very sturdy construction, looks like it came out of the 30's. Very shabby chic vintage look. The compartments are a little deep for regular daily use flatware but you can quickly remedy this by cutting up an old sponge or two to fit into the bottoms.
I really enjoy having this product, so much so, I recently ordered one for my sister. There is one small issue......the pocket is pretty deep for regular teaspoons. I had to place a 2in. Thick piece of styrofoam covered by a small sheet of cardboard to bring it to a useable height! Wish I were able to cut a piece of 2 in. Thick wood to fit but, alas, that won't happen!
Answer: Yeah, it's perfect for that.... I had to place something in the bottom for eating utensils because it was too deep... It's a great deal and not "cheesy cheap"... it is actually quite worth the money.