mittetoiduikas
Mittetoiduikas, also known as the "Finnish finger food spoon," is a traditional Finnish utensil primarily used for eating sweet dishes such as *mittet* (a type of sweet pastry) or other small desserts. The name derives from the Finnish words *mite* (meaning "a small amount" or "a bite") and *toiduikas* ("food spoon"), reflecting its purpose for consuming bite-sized treats.
The mittetoiduikas is typically a small, shallow spoon with a rounded bowl, designed to hold just a
Historically, the mittetoiduikas was commonly used in Finnish homes and cafés, particularly during festive occasions or
Today, it is sometimes found in antique shops, as a collectible, or as part of traditional Finnish