Its just a spoon, whats the big deal? Dont you have a small press out in the garage (American made of course)? Grab an old piece of railroad tie (good old American made iron) and have your local tool and die shop make a stamp. Add a small strip of stainless and press your spoon. Lather, rinse, repeat. Bada-bing, badda-bomb, we got a bonified American made childrens spoon manufactor. People will soon be beating your door down to buy them rather than having to post in threads like this at how nobody makes an American made spoon anymore.
What gets me is how people complain about no American made goods but the ones that cry the loudest are either to lazy or stupid to do something about it. At least Jay sounds like he is awake and will soon be making spoons. PM me when they are ready, Im in the market.
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