Delove 4-Piece Modern Stainless Steel Drink Stirring Spoons, 7.6-Inch (Thick-handle)

I got the 10" and I'm VERY pleased!!! This is EXACTLY what I need for making my upcoming cranberry juice/soda water/honey cold drinks for the summer. I don't have the glasses (https://www.amazon.com/Libbey-Gibraltar-Tumbler-Glasses-Set/dp/B0000CFM26/132-2860007-7522057?pd_rd_w=tvQb7&content-id=amzn1.sym.3bcc961c-2fa9-4ff4-af90-7486c35a8f6c&pf_rd_p=3bcc961c-2fa9-4ff4-af90-7486c35a8f6c&pf_rd_r=XQYM23XE76CN804XGPDW&pd_rd_wg=LwMMQ&pd_rd_r=f531b6a8-a97c-4c2c-9648-ab65ccc90601&pd_rd_i=B0000A4NC9&th=1) yet because I'm waiting for the price to come down, but I choose to make these coolers myself, so I can adjust the sweetener, etc. You need a device like these stirrers to stir honey into cold beverages!!! The honey would clump up too much on a regular spoon, and I have a skinny whisk which works, but it makes an unpleasant scraping sound, plus these stirrers are good for guests, instead of buying multiple whisks. I'm going to buy the smaller size, too!!!! I figure the smaller spoon part will be great for those who only want a touch of sugar to their coffee. Plus, the smaller size should also work really great as a mustard spoon. Plus, these stirrers are excellent for getting clumps of crystallized honey from the jar. Update: we used the small size to eat chocolate Petit Pots with alongside of pumpkin pie and CocoWhip, and it was so much fun!!! I felt like a kid and whereas I always prefer a soupspoon over a teaspoon for eating, these small spoons sure worked for the Petit Pots and the long handles made it really great, like the spoons were more like magic wands, and not like we were using salt spoons or something like that (which have a much shorter handle). I didn't realize I would love these so much for eating the Petit Pots, but yep, they worked great!! These are also ideal for fishing out a stringless tea bag from the mug. Better than a butterknife, fork or chopstick. It's just funner to stir beverages with these stirrers, because you can really go to town on the stirring without having to worry about creating a tornado which spills over the edge of the cup or glass. The long handled spoons are still really spoons at the end of the day, with long handles, but meant for scooping the food or beverage, and so the spoon part can create too much of a tornado without really mixing in the sugar or honey very much. Whereas these stirrers are designed as paddles for true stirring, plus of course the slight scoop at the end is useful for tasting, etc. These things are so fun to use, they're almost like toys, lol, and of course they would be a nice accoutrement to mixed drinks, for legit purposes, or no reason but fun, even, and to make the guests feel like they're being treated!! Details matter!! These fit in so nicely with my drink straws in my drawer and I will be grabbing them often and I highly recommend (I have four sets of two different sizes now), these are a must!!!

Perfect for small measurement of Stevia. Quality stainless steel.

I use this product for stirring my coffee. It is long enough to reach the bottom of a 24oz coffee mug. It looks classy and was affordable. I have one at home, one at work and two safely tucked away from future use. The paddle shape at the end makes for a good stirrer. Why not just use a spoon you ask? Well when you rinse of a spoon there is more surface area so it stays wet and I don't want to waste a paper towel to dry a spoon. This thing is just the perfect size so that it drys quickly after a rinse with a shake and a flick.

Love these drink mixers. Great for mixing cocktails as they are long enough to use for long glasses. They are also heavy and wash well in the dishwasher.

When I searched for narrow stainless steel spoons, these popped up. They weren't kidding about them being narrow spoons! And they're exactly what I wanted. I needed spoons that would reach into narrow-mouthed containers. When traveling and it's cumbersome to use fresh fruit, I often put about 1/4 tsp of TrueLime (or TrueLemon) crystallized powder into my bottled waters, and these spoons can actually fit into their little cannisters. And at 7.6 inches long, they're long enough to reach into jars while not being ridiculously long. At $6.99 for four nice-looking stainless steel spoons, they're worth it.