Spurtles Kitchen Tools As Seen On TV Wooden Spurtle Spatula Set Wooden Utensils for Cooking Ergonomic No Fatigued Wrists/Hands Spurtles Kitchen Tools Wooden – Nonstick Cookware Stirring Heavier Foods

Give protection to Your Beloved Cookware And Favorite Kitchen Appliances – Wood utensil is The usual when the usage of nonstick, glass, porcelain, copper, steel or enameled cast iron cookware. It is non-scratch and non-reactive, heat-resistant so there is no melting and warping, and all natural, unlike metal, plastic or silicone utensils. Our Spurtles have no harmful coating like shellac or varnish.
Your New Favorite Versatile Tool In The Kitchen! – Use the tall size for deeper bowls, pots and pans like stockpot, dutch oven, wok, and on Instant Pot, the slotted and short sizes for shallow to medium bowls, pots, skillet, and the skinny size on narrow jars and cans. They actually get in corners and bottoms of pans! Use in food prep, cooking, baking and because it’s non-scratch, even serving with your delicate dishes.
Upgrade From A Regular Wooden Spoon/Silicone Spatula – The longer surface area of a Spurtle results in better stirring, even blending of ingredients vs. a regular spoon, and it’s ergonomic, so no more fatigued wrists and hands! Floppy silicone spatulas don’t seem to be sturdy enough for heavier foods, a stiff utensil allows for better keep an eye on.
Why Acacia? Not Only Useful But Also A Beautiful Addition To Your Kitchen – Acacia is a renewable, durable hardwood that has beautiful wood grain and a lot of color variations from light yellow, tan, gold, to light and dark reds and browns that add character and personality to your kitchen. Rich in natural oils, so there is low chance of warping.
Use And Care Of Spurtle Kitchen Tool – Hand wash only the usage of a non-abrasive sponge with mild soap and warm water (wash in one direction). Do not soak, dry thoroughly. Condition the Spurtles periodically with food-protected oil to lock in moisture and create a barrier to give protection to from damage/stains and extend the life of the tools.