Argon Tableware Wooden Scraper Spoons - 30Cm - Pack Of 12, Brown

These 30cm Wooden Cooking Spoons from Argon Tableware provide the perfect kitchen companion with which to bake, braise and boil all manner of home-cooked culinary creations. Crafted from natural beechwood, these practical and durable utensils have been crafted to meet the demands of both domestic and professional kitchens alike, and will be a part of your kitchen set-up for many meals to come! Their heat-resistant properties make these utensils ideally suited to every stage of the cooking process, from scraping and stirring to turning, tasting and beyond. The angled scraper edge aids in preventing food from sticking to the base of pots and pans without risking the same kind of damage that can be caused by metal spoons and utensils. Features: Versatile Kitchen Tool - This 30cm Wooden Cooking Spoon is perfect for baking, braising, and boiling. It's the ideal companion for any culinary task, making it a must-have for home cooks and professionals alike Sustainable & Durable - Crafted from beechwood, this spoon offers a durable, eco-friendly option that's built to last through countless meals, offering both functionality and sustainability in your kitchen Heat-Resistant for Safe Use - With its heat-resistant properties, this spoon is safe to use at any stage of cooking, whether you're stirring, tasting, scraping, or turning, ensuring you can handle hot food without damage Angled Scraper Edge - The angled edge helps prevent food from sticking to pans, providing precise scraping without causing damage, perfect for non-stick cookware or delicate surfaces where metal utensils might cause harm Dimensions - Length: 30cm, Width: 5.5cm, Height: 1cm. This cooking spoon offers the right balance of size and comfort, making it ideal for stirring, mixing, and serving all your favorite recipes with ease Specifications: Dimensions: H:1 x W:5.5 x D:30 cm Weight: 0.6 kg Colour: Brown Guarantee: 2 Years Material: Beech Wood Model Number: 5055415904806

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