Cut Out Serving Spoon 36 cm, Silicone Head, Wood Handle

The dish arrives at the table and then somebody has to go back for something to serve it with, and what comes back is a scratched steel thing that belongs in a pan.

How Does the Cut-Out Head on This 36 cm Serving Spoon Drain Liquid as You Lift?

• White reads as tableware, not equipment - it can go into the dish in front of people, so the spoon that cooked the food is also the spoon that serves it.
• 36 cm reaches the bottom of a deep pot - long enough that your knuckles stay out of the steam and your sleeve stays away from the rim of a tall stockpot.
• The cut-out drains as you lift - liquid falls back into the pan, so rice, pasta and vegetables reach the plate without a spoonful of sauce arriving with them.
• Wooden handle stays cool - wood does not conduct the heat of a pot that has been on a low flame for an hour, which a solid handle with a core inside it does.
• Silicone head is safe on non-stick - it can be pushed flat against the base of a coated pan without leaving the scratches that take the coating off in flakes.

Where Can You Use This White Silicone Serving Spoon?

• Standing in the dish of rice on the table, instead of a second trip to the drawer
• Reaching the bottom of a tall stockpot from outside it
• Lifting vegetables out of a pot of water
• Mixing and serving a salad
• Stirring a sauce on the hob without changing utensils

Why Choose a White Serving Spoon Over a Black Cooking One?

• White reads as service, not equipment - almost every heat-resistant utensil sold here is black or dark grey, and that is exactly why those tools look wrong standing in a bowl of rice in front of guests.
• 36 cm keeps your knuckles out of the steam - it reaches the bottom of a tall stockpot from outside it, and at 100 g it is still light held out over a wide pan.
• Wood at the end you hold - a one-piece handle with a steel core carries heat back to your hand over an hour-long simmer, which is why the two materials here are split by part.
• The honest cost of the colour - a pale silicone head left standing in hot tomato or turmeric will pick that up, so rinse it when you set it down.

Details

Material & Build

• Handle: wood - it does not conduct, so the end you hold stays cool over a long simmer.
• Heat: stovetops, ovens and grills, as described.

Dimensions

• Length: 36 cm - long enough to reach the base of a tall stockpot.
• Weight: 100 g.
• Second figure given: 1.2 cm.

Colours

• White, and grey if white is too bright for your table.

Care

• Soap and water. Rinse the head when you set it down rather than leaving pale silicone standing in a hot pan.

Specifications