Wooden Spatulas for Cooking, 2 Pack, 13 Inch, Uncoated Beech Wood

These are absolutely great for non stick and regular cookware. I wished we would have bought them long ago. we do recommend these

Good Wooden Spoons for cooking and using it on stainless steel to create the best pan font.

Nice uncoated wood turner, just what I was looking for as didn't want any chemical coating on the turners. I may need to sand them down a little as there a some little rough splintery parts, but overall turners are in good shape. Kind of inconsistent in the wood cutting since one turner is thicker and one turner is thinner than each other.

I don't know if it was just the set that was sent to me, but these were rough, like the entire last sanding step just got missed before they got packaged and sent out. So, after sitting here and sanding them down by hand, they are now nice and smooth, I'm not afraid of eating a sliver anymore... Besides that, the size is large, they seem decently sturdy although not as thick as the listing appears, but time will tell how these really hold up.

Now that black plastic is out and metal can scratch, we are back to wood. These spatulas are nice, work well without scratching pans, and can be cleaned without warping. Sturdy but lightweight.

These are very nice quality utensils. Very smooth wood and no rough edges. The length, the thickness and the weight of them is good in the hand, and pushing around in a frying pan or stirring a sauce pot. They washed up easily in mild soapy water and put to drip dry and retained the natural wood look. I would buy again and recommend. Even my husband commented to me he liked using them!

Great deal ..use for everything..I bought these because no chemicals , they work great 👍

These are very thin, which makes them great for scraping the bottom of the pan if something gets a little baked-on. Not sure what that will mean for longevity, so that remains to be seen. The 'blade' is very flat which makes it easy to clean, unlike designs that have a concave/dished out area or some sort of recesses. Other than that, it's a wooden spatula so not much more to say.

These are great. I liked that they were unfinished because I am moving away from plastic and am not sure what chemicals are in varnishes. I just covered them in avocado oil to soak up overnight (it’s the only oil I had onhand - there may be better oils to use?)

Les spatules sont en bois dur et solide. Assez mince sur le bord pour tourner un oeuf même s’il n’y a pas d’angle comme une spatule spécialement pour les oeufs. Le seul bémol, c’est qu’il se tache lorsque qu’utilisé pour brasser des sauce coloré.

I used 1 of these 2 spatula and it changed the shape during cooking, why?? what kind of wood was it made from?