So...,I’m the only one that leaves the golden corral with silverware? And a backpack full of yeast rolls?
I've got a fork from a Nashville Shoneys from 20 years ago. Apparently their service silverware use to be American made and made for vikings because its indestructible and twice the size of a normal fork. They also use to supply you with a "steak" knife that could double as a drywall handsaw
You can pick my family out at any restaurant.......everyone does the “Oneida Flip”
Checks out the silverware to see where it was made.
NYT did an article on it. Funny as hell watching them.
Grew up with a full set of good silverware at the house. None of it matched.
Owner of Oneida Silverware felt that way.
With a new pattern “Take one home. Don’t get greedy”
Lifetime guarantee
I sent some knives to be replated in the 90s, my godparents wedding set, no problem
They got married in 1916......lol
