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nothing beats a wooden spoon for mixing, scrapping and the comfort feeling of cooking with a wooden spoon. ...long wooden spoon
Pros: perfect size
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I use it all the time. The wooden spoon doesn't scratch my pots ....Great wooden spoon!...Love my new wooden spoon! It's sturdy and
cleans up well.Pros: beautiful, functional, love
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Nice walnut utensil...the best quality wooden utensil we have purchased
Pros: function, quality, color
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Perfect for everything from scrambling eggs to folding batter, our new spatulas pair high-grade, flexible silicone with wooden handles for added strength and durability. Top-notch silicone head is heat-resistant and removes for easy cleaning.
Pros: durability, flexibility, love
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I have walnut countertops so it also matches the kitchen nicely.
Pros: durable, functional, useful
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This utensil seems to be made at a much much higher quality than the bamboo utensils that I bought from this brand.
Pros: easy to use, easy to clean, durable
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My favorite wooden spoons. The perfect length and dip in the spoon. ...Good Wooden Spoon...I have a lot of Wooden Spoons that I use for cooking. This one is a keeper.
Pros: durability, long handle, size
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This is the best kitchen tool I've ever bought. Makes chopping garlic and herbs seamless.
Pros: efficiency, ease of use, ease of chopping
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wooden spatula...The handle makes it difficult to get it in and out of my utensil holder.
Pros: quality, usefulness, easy to use
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Great wooden spoon perfect for cooking aborning from stews to risotto....I like the feel of natural materials when I cook versus metal utensils.
Pros: ease of use, appearance, good spoon
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Lovely olive wood striations and a star of my wooden utensil collection....Very lovely kitchen utensils. I bought three different olive wood utensils and gave them as a birthday present to a dear friend.
Pros: beauty, quality, sturdy
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Beautiful wooden spoon...Great wooden spoon for every need, nice long handle for stirring.
Pros: beautiful, functional, length
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The SLT Coupe Spoon made of olivewood is a vital utensil in my kitchen....The hunt for another perfect wooden stirring spoon continues.
Pros: appearance, size
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This lovely olive wood Turner has the perfect size and shape, an excellent addition to my kitchen...This flat turner is a beautiful addition to my kitchen utensils. For me, this is a multi-use tool.
Pros: appearance, shape, functionality
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Quality simple wooden spoons like this are not easy to find. I love this one so much, I'm purchasing another.
Pros: durable, long-lasting, dishwasher safe
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I bought a whole series of Olivewood utensils alongside this purchase and have had no issues with the other designs.
Pros: material, suitability for making risotto, craftsmanship
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Offset Spatula: a must in any kitchen....An offset spatula is a must in any kitchen. Not only for baking, it comes in handy for all sorts of uses.
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Check the measurements against current utensils to avoid this surprise.
Pros: material (olive wood), wood quality
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Serve up salads with this beautiful pair of salad hands crafted from solid wood. Made with acacia wood, these salad hands are highly durable and resistant to warping, making them great for regular use.
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This Essential Set includes one 16-ounce bottle of John Boos Mystery Oil and one applicator with a cap. The applicator ensures a smooth application of oil or cream to your cutting boards, butcher blocks, wooden bowls and utensils.
Pros: timely delivery, accurate description
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Siafu Home’s Punda Milia Serving Set is both beautiful and functional. With a Swahili name that translates as zebra, this set of two spoons celebrates nature and the creativity of Kenya’s artisan communities. Each piece is hand-carved from locally sourced...
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Part of our Black Walnut Countertop collection, our beautiful serving utensils are great for serving up salads at your next dinner party. Made from American black walnut wood, these utensils are durable and coordinate well with existing décor.
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Made from Rosa Morada wood, this beautiful set of wooden salad servers from Chechen Wood Design is ideal for serving up delicious salads and appetizers. Crafted by hand, these servers are a creation of precision and skill, thoughtfully designed for use...
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This beautiful cutting board with wooden bun feet is manufactured from the finest northern-white species of hard rock maple. Maple wood is naturally anti-bacterial and won’t harbor any bacteria. On top of that, the Boos cream finish creates a protective...
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Wooden Kitchen Utensils
Wooden kitchen utensils are a versatile and eco-friendly choice for any home cook. With their natural beauty and durable construction, these utensils bring a touch of rustic charm to your culinary adventures. From stirring and flipping to serving and tasting, wooden utensils offer a gentle and reliable tool for all your cooking needs. Experience the joy of cooking with these sustainable and dependable tools that will stand the test of time.
Wooden Kitchen Utensils
For those who love to cook or are just beginning their culinary journey, investing in the best wooden cooking utensils can elevate everyday tasks, from sautéing vegetables to mixing dough. Wooden spatulas, spoons, and salad servers are perennial favorites, celebrated not only for their functionality but also for their ability to develop a seasoned patina over time—a sign of many memorable meals prepared and shared. The best wooden spatulas, with their wide, flat surfaces, are ideal for flipping pancakes or folding omelets, while long-handled spoons offer comfort and control when stirring stews or tasting sauces. These utensils make thoughtful gifts for weddings, housewarmings, or anyone setting up a new kitchen, as they combine timeless style with practical usefulness. Caring for wooden utensils is simple: hand wash with mild soap, dry thoroughly, and occasionally treat with food-safe oil to preserve their luster and prevent cracking. With proper care, these pieces can last for years, growing more beautiful with each use.
As the seasons change and kitchens fill with the aromas of fresh produce and home-cooked meals, wooden utensils become an essential companion for cooks of all skill levels. Their natural warmth and durability make them perfect for summer gatherings, whether you’re tossing a crisp salad, serving grilled vegetables, or baking bread to share with friends. For those interested in exploring more options, a curated selection of Wooden Kitchenware can help you find the perfect addition to your kitchen or a thoughtful gift for someone special. With their enduring appeal and practical benefits, wooden utensils are a staple that bring both function and beauty to every culinary creation.
FAQ List
Yes, wooden kitchen utensils are safe to use as long as they are made from food-grade and non-toxic wood. It is important to avoid using wooden utensils that have cracks or splinters, as they can harbor bacteria.
To clean your wooden kitchen utensils, simply wash them with soap and warm water. Avoid soaking them in water for long periods of time, as this can cause the wood to warp or crack. You can also use a mixture of vinegar and water to disinfect your wooden utensils.
Yes, wooden kitchen utensils are safe to use with non-stick cookware. They are gentle on the surface of the cookware and will not scratch or damage it.
With proper care, wooden kitchen utensils can last for years. It is important to keep them clean and dry, and to avoid exposing them to extreme temperatures or moisture. You can also apply a food-safe oil to your wooden utensils to help protect and preserve the wood.
Wooden kitchen utensils are versatile and can be used for a variety of cooking tasks such as stirring, flipping, and serving. However, they may not be suitable for tasks that require high heat or sharp edges, such as grilling or cutting. In these cases, it is best to use utensils made from other materials such as metal or silicone.