lauakulp

Lauakulp is a term of Estonian origin that translates to "table spoon" or "serving spoon". It refers to a larger type of spoon, distinct from a regular eating spoon, that is primarily used for serving food from a communal dish onto individual plates. The size of a lauakulp can vary, but it is generally larger than a dessert spoon and often features a deeper bowl to accommodate generous portions.

Historically, lauakulbid were made from a variety of materials, including wood, bone, and metal. In contemporary settings, they are commonly found in sets alongside other cutlery and are typically made of stainless steel. The design of a lauakulp can range from simple and utilitarian to highly decorative, depending on its intended use and the aesthetic of the dining setting. They are an essential utensil in many households and restaurants for facilitating the shared dining experience.