Pink Silicone Soup Ladle with Wood-Framed Heat-Resistant Handle

Serving lentil soup with a table spoon takes four trips per bowl, and leaves a trail across the cloth on every one of them.

What Are the Key Features of This Silicone and Wood-Handle Soup Ladle?

• A silicone bowl against a coated pot: it will not score a non-stick lining or enamel the way a steel ladle scratches a pot over one season of use.
• Heat resistant: in practice the ladle can stand in the pot between servings instead of being fished out onto a saucer.
• A wood-framed handle: the part your hand holds sits away from the part in the soup, so the grip stays cooler than the bowl does.
• Rinses clean: food releases from silicone and does not dry into the seam where the bowl meets the shaft, which is where a metal ladle collects it.
• Pink, and only pink: it comes in one shade only, so there is no other shade to choose from.

Where Can You Use This Soup Ladle?

• Serving lentil soup or chicken broth
• Molokhia poured over rice
• Koshari sauce
• Any pot carried from the stove to a table full of people

Why Choose a Ladle Over a Table Spoon for Serving Soup?

• One pass per bowl: a table spoon means four trips, and a trail across the cloth on every one of them.
• It does not ring on the pot: silicone against the rim serves the soup without announcing it to the whole flat.
• Also for molokhia and koshari: the same bowl pours molokhia over rice and koshari sauce over the plate.

Details

Material & Build

• Bowl: silicone.
• Handle: wood-framed and heat resistant.
• Flexible cold as well as hot: the bowl does not go brittle in the fridge or split against a pot rim.
• Whether the wood is a full handle or a section set into a silicone body is something to ask us, and we'll check one.

Dimensions

• Bowl capacity is the number that settles whether a serving is one scoop or two: ask us and we'll measure one.

Specifications