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Elia Reed Teaspoon 18/10 Stainless Steel (Pack of 12)

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£31.78(£38.14 inc VAT)

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The Elia Reed Teaspoon is a standard-gauge 18/10 stainless steel teaspoon, supplied in packs of twelve. It sits within Elia's Reed pattern range — a clean, unfussy design that works across a range of table settings without feeling out of place in either a casual café or a more considered dining environment.

In day-to-day service, 18/10 stainless steel holds up well under repeated commercial dishwasher cycles. The higher nickel content in the alloy helps resist corrosion and maintain appearance over time, which matters when cutlery is going through a glasswasher or dishwasher multiple times a day. The Reed pattern's straightforward profile also means there are no ornate details to trap residue or slow down polishing.

At 145mm in length, this sits in the standard teaspoon range — appropriate for hot drinks service, side plates, and dessert accompaniments such as preserves or cream. The gauge gives the piece a reassuring weight in the hand without being heavy.

A few practical points worth considering: teaspoon attrition rates in busy operations can be high, so it is worth thinking about how many covers you run and what your replacement cycle looks like before settling on a quantity. Packs of twelve suit smaller operations or those topping up an existing Reed pattern set; higher-volume sites may want to look at larger pack options.

If you are building out a full Reed pattern specification or matching to existing table settings, it is worth speaking with us — we can help ensure you have the right pieces and quantities across the range.

Frequently asked questions

How many packs would a typical café or restaurant need to order?

It depends on your cover count and how frequently cutlery turns over during service. As a general rule, operators aim to hold two to three times their seated cover count to allow for service, dishwashing cycles, and inevitable attrition. If you are unsure what quantity makes sense for your operation, we are happy to work through it with you.

Is the Reed pattern suitable for fine dining or more formal table settings?

The Reed pattern has a clean, understated profile that works well in mid-market to casual dining environments. It presents well without being ornate, so it suits a broad range of settings. For more formal fine dining where a heavier or more decorative pattern is expected, it may be worth considering a higher-gauge option from Elia's range.

Will these hold up well in a commercial glasswasher or dishwasher?

18/10 stainless steel is the standard specification for commercial cutlery precisely because it tolerates repeated machine washing without significant corrosion or dulling. That said, the quality of your rinse aid dosing and water softener settings will have a meaningful effect on long-term appearance across any cutlery — it is worth checking those if you are seeing spotting or discolouration.
Elia Reed Teaspoon 18/10 Stainless Steel (Pack of 12)

£31.78(£38.14 inc VAT)

£31.78(£38.14 inc VAT)

The Elia Reed Teaspoon is a standard-gauge 18/10 stainless steel teaspoon, supplied in packs of twelve. It sits within Elia's Reed pattern range — a clean, unfussy design that works across a range of table settings without feeling out of place in either a casual café or a more considered dining environment.

In day-to-day service, 18/10 stainless steel holds up well under repeated commercial dishwasher cycles. The higher nickel content in the alloy helps resist corrosion and maintain appearance over time, which matters when cutlery is going through a glasswasher or dishwasher multiple times a day. The Reed pattern's straightforward profile also means there are no ornate details to trap residue or slow down polishing.

At 145mm in length, this sits in the standard teaspoon range — appropriate for hot drinks service, side plates, and dessert accompaniments such as preserves or cream. The gauge gives the piece a reassuring weight in the hand without being heavy.

A few practical points worth considering: teaspoon attrition rates in busy operations can be high, so it is worth thinking about how many covers you run and what your replacement cycle looks like before settling on a quantity. Packs of twelve suit smaller operations or those topping up an existing Reed pattern set; higher-volume sites may want to look at larger pack options.

If you are building out a full Reed pattern specification or matching to existing table settings, it is worth speaking with us — we can help ensure you have the right pieces and quantities across the range.