The Daily Telegraph

Greasy spoon

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SIR – Readers have been discussing possible alternativ­es to plastic tea and coffee “stirrers” (Letters, April 25).

In the Sixties, a strategica­lly placed tea bar on the A1, appropriat­ely named Joe’s Hygienic Café, had a single spoon on a piece of elastic hanging from the ceiling for all to use. William Mcfadzean

Swansea

SIR – Quite the best stirrer is a plant label. It also doubles as a bookmark. Penny Adie

South Molton, Devon

SIR – One of the delights of a cappuccino is consuming the froth.

This is not possible with the slivers of wooden stirrers now offered by some establishm­ents.

We need spoons, please. David Leech

Balcombe, West Sussex

SIR – I always have a plastic spoon in my handbag. I also have nine grandchild­ren.

Have you ever attended to a two-year-old with a dripping ice-cream cornet? Ann Flute

Bampton, Oxfordshir­e

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