Large Wooden Spatula
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Our Angled Spatula is truly a jack-of-all-trades kitchen tool. Its flat angled tip and long profile make it a go-to tool for sautéing, stirring, flipping, scraping, and more…
Crafted from solid 1/2” hardwood, and featuring a thin beveled tip and round handle, this spatula has the perfect combination of utility and ergonomics. Whether you are scraping up brown bits from the bottom of your pan or gently cooking an egg, this tool can handle it all.
✦ Sauté veggies, flip just about anything
✦ Stir soups, pastas, rice, and risottos
✦ Easily reach the bottom corners of pots and pans
✦ Good for stainless steel, carbon steel, copper, cast iron, and non-stick
✦ Finished with food-safe mineral oil
Dimensions:
13” x 2” x 0.5”
Available in Walnut, Cherry, and Hard Maple
✣ Wood grain varies from tree to tree so your piece will look different than the images ✣
Large Wooden Spatula
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Jack-Of-All-Trades
Our angled spatula is our most versatile kitchen tool
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FAQs
What do you use for finish?
All of our utensils (and most of our kitchenware) are finished using food safe mineral oil.
Can this go in the dishwasher?
No. We don't recommend anything made from wood to go into the dishwasher.
How do I care for my Utensils?
Wash them by hand in hot soapy water.
Don't be afraid to use the scratchy part of your sponge
DO NOT let them soak in water
Reapply mineral oil when they start to look dry
What woods do you use?
All of our utensils are made from domestic hardwoods like Cherry, Walnut, and Hard Maple.
