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Olympia Kelso Teaspoon 18/0 Stainless Steel (Pack of 12)

SKU: C121

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The Olympia Kelso teaspoon is a plain-pattern cutlery piece finished in high-polish 18/0 stainless steel. It forms part of Olympia's Kelso range, one of the more widely used mid-market cutlery lines in UK catering, and is sold in packs of 12 to suit cover-based ordering.

In busy service environments, cutlery takes considerable punishment — repeated dishwasher cycles, high-temperature sanitising, and the general handling of a working pass. The 18/0 stainless steel composition is practical for these conditions: it holds its finish well under regular commercial washing and doesn't corrode easily in standard warewashing environments, though it lacks the additional nickel content of 18/10 steel and may show minor surface marks over extended heavy use.

The Kelso pattern suits straightforward table settings across a broad range of operations — café counter service, restaurant covers, hotel dining, and contract catering alike. The plain design means it pairs without difficulty alongside other Kelso pieces, which simplifies ordering and replacement over time.

A few practical points worth considering: 18/0 steel is the industry standard at this price point, and for most operations it performs well. Sites handling very high volumes or using particularly aggressive dishwasher chemistries may want to assess whether a heavier-gauge or 18/10 option better suits their throughput. Packs of 12 allow for straightforward stock management and topping up of existing covers.

If you're building out a full table setting or unsure how many covers to stock against, we're happy to talk it through.

Frequently asked questions

Is 18/0 stainless steel suitable for high-volume commercial dishwashers?

For most operations it performs reliably. 18/0 steel handles standard commercial warewashing well, though sites using particularly aggressive cleaning chemicals at high frequency may find 18/10 steel holds its surface finish longer over time.

Can the Kelso teaspoon be mixed with other pieces from the Kelso range?

Yes — the Kelso range is designed as a coordinated pattern, so teaspoons, dessert spoons, forks, and knives share the same plain profile and finish, making it straightforward to build or extend a full table setting.

How many packs would a typical restaurant need to stock?

A useful rule of thumb is to hold two to three times your maximum cover count in teaspoons, accounting for items in use, through the wash, and in reserve. If you'd like help working out quantities for your operation, our team can advise.
Olympia Kelso Teaspoon 18/0 Stainless Steel (Pack of 12)

£1.34(£1.61 inc VAT)

£1.34(£1.61 inc VAT)

The Olympia Kelso teaspoon is a plain-pattern cutlery piece finished in high-polish 18/0 stainless steel. It forms part of Olympia's Kelso range, one of the more widely used mid-market cutlery lines in UK catering, and is sold in packs of 12 to suit cover-based ordering.

In busy service environments, cutlery takes considerable punishment — repeated dishwasher cycles, high-temperature sanitising, and the general handling of a working pass. The 18/0 stainless steel composition is practical for these conditions: it holds its finish well under regular commercial washing and doesn't corrode easily in standard warewashing environments, though it lacks the additional nickel content of 18/10 steel and may show minor surface marks over extended heavy use.

The Kelso pattern suits straightforward table settings across a broad range of operations — café counter service, restaurant covers, hotel dining, and contract catering alike. The plain design means it pairs without difficulty alongside other Kelso pieces, which simplifies ordering and replacement over time.

A few practical points worth considering: 18/0 steel is the industry standard at this price point, and for most operations it performs well. Sites handling very high volumes or using particularly aggressive dishwasher chemistries may want to assess whether a heavier-gauge or 18/10 option better suits their throughput. Packs of 12 allow for straightforward stock management and topping up of existing covers.

If you're building out a full table setting or unsure how many covers to stock against, we're happy to talk it through.