NETANY Feeding & Kitchen
Two unrelated jobs that ended up on one shelf: first spoons, where the whole design question is how much handle a small hand can hold, and draining, where it is whether the holes are fine enough to hold rice and the base keeps the food out of the water that just came off it. Both are chosen on the same grounds — what they are made of and how they survive a dishwasher — so both pages lead with that.
- 2product families
- 8/8options on sale today
- $6.99lowest price
- $1.17lowest per piece
Listed with the buyable families first, then by how many ratings each one carries. Prices are the range across the family’s options; the per-piece figures are on the product pages.
What the choice costs
One shelf where the colour is the price, and one where nothing is
Two unrelated things share this shelf, and they fail the usual test in opposite directions: one family charges different money for the identical object, and the other offers no choice to charge for.
The spoons are one product priced several ways
Every option in this family is the same set of 6 spoons; the only thing that changes is the shade. 2 of the 7 are $6.99 and 2 are $10.99 — $4.00 between the cheapest and the dearest box, or $0.66 a spoon. At the bottom of that range a spoon works out at $1.17. Nothing in the listing explains the gap, so the honest reading is that it is a colour you are paying for, and the page prices every one of them separately instead of printing a single figure for the family.
What the listing does state
The published dimensions are 4.1 x 0.7 x 0.5 in at 0.26 lb, and they describe the spoon rather than the box — worth picturing before the colour, because that length decides whose hand it suits. The one care instruction here is the maker’s, not ours: the spoons go in a dishwasher and can be boiled outright for a deeper clean. Everything else on this page is arithmetic from the catalogue.
The strainer has no options at all, and that is the point
The second family here is sold one way at $14.99, at a stated 10.5 x 9.5 x 4.3 in. There is no count to compare and no finish to pay extra for, so the only question is whether it fits the sink it has to sit in. Measure that opening first; on this shelf it is the one page where the comparison table has a single row for a real reason rather than because the rest sold out.