Silicone Serving Spoon Set – Pendant Handle Cut-out Design

The dish arrives at the table, somebody goes back for something to serve it with, and what comes back is a scratched steel utensil 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: 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, while 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 tableware: almost every heat-resistant utensil sold here is black or dark grey, and 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, so the two materials here are split by part.
• The 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.

Dimensions

• Length: 36 cm. Long enough to reach the base of a tall stockpot.
• Weight: 100 g.

Colours

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

Care

• Soap and water. Rinse the head when you set it down, and do not leave pale silicone standing in a hot pan.

Specifications