Medline Plastic Teaspoon, Polypropylene, Medium-Weight, White, 5.5", 1000 EA/CS

Plastic Teaspoon, Polypropylene, Medium-Weight, White, 5.5", 1000 EA/CS

This plastic teaspoon is a medium-weight polypropylene utensil in white. It fits high-volume foodservice, breakroom, and facility dining needs where buyers want a disposable spoon for everyday use. This case includes 1000 teaspoons and the utensil is latex free.

Good Fit For

• Breakrooms and employee dining areas
• Healthcare and facility foodservice
• High-volume disposable utensil purchasing

Key Features

• Plastic teaspoon format for serving and eating foods that call for a small spoon
• Medium-weight construction balances everyday utility with disposable convenience
• Polypropylene material supports routine single-use utensil needs
• White color gives a clean, neutral look for many dining settings
• Case quantity of 1000 helps support high-volume purchasing and replenishment
• Latex free for facilities that prefer latex-free disposable products

Applications and Usage

• Stocking disposable teaspoons for cafeteria or dining service
• Supporting office coffee and snack stations
• Keeping bulk utensils on hand for events or shared food areas

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Medium-weight utensils are a practical choice for routine use when a heavier utensil is not required
• Bulk case purchasing can simplify restocking for high-traffic locations
• Buyers looking for a teaspoon should confirm this smaller spoon format matches the menu items being served

FAQ

• Is this a teaspoon or a larger spoon? This product is a plastic teaspoon, so it is the smaller spoon format.
• What material is this spoon made from? This teaspoon is made from polypropylene.
• Is this spoon lightweight or sturdier for everyday use? This is a medium-weight plastic teaspoon, which is a practical choice for routine disposable utensil use.
• Is this product latex free? Yes. This plastic teaspoon is latex free.
• How many teaspoons come in a case? Each case includes 1000 teaspoons.

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