Long Handled Wooden Soup Spoon for Hot Pot Cooking
Serve soup and congee without leaning over the pot or dripping broth on the stove. This long wooden spoon has a deep rounded bowl and a handle long enough to keep your wrist clear of the steam. The polished wood feels good in the hand from the first ladle.
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Serve soup and congee without leaning over the pot or dripping broth on the stove. This long wooden spoon has a deep rounded bowl and a handle long enough to keep your wrist clear of the steam. The polished wood feels good in the hand from the first ladle.
Natural wooden long-handled spoon for scooping soup and porridge with a comfortable grip
- hot pot and bowl heat near hands
- spills when ladling soup
- need for a natural, non-plastic kitchen utensil
Scoop Deep Bowls of Soup, Hands Clear of the Steam
Hot pots and deep bowls push heat toward your hand and send broth splashing across the table. This long wooden spoon with a deep bowl lets you ladle from a comfortable distance, with a natural grip that stays off the heat.
Reach deeper into the pot without leaning in

Reach the bottom of the pot
The 27.5 cm handle lets you ladle from the rim without leaning over the steam. Your wrist stays back and your sleeve stays dry, even when the pot is full to the brim. Wood stays comfortable to hold while the pot is hot.

A bowl that holds a full scoop
The rounded bowl carries a full portion of soup or congee without dripping on the way out. On the largest size the bowl is 7.5 cm across, wide enough to load a real serving in one pass.

Natural wood, hung out of the way
A hole at the handle end takes a hook, so the spoon hangs beside the stove between servings instead of sitting on the counter. Pair it with a spoon holder if you want a dedicated spot by the range. The grain is polished smooth with no rough spots along the edge.
Simple care keeps the grain looking its best
- Hand wash
Warm water and mild soap soon after each meal.
- Dry fully
Wipe it dry and hang it so the bowl and handle air out.
- Skip long soaks
Soaking can swell the wood and dull the finish.
- Keep it out of the dishwasher
Heat and long wet cycles dry out the grain over time.
- Oil now and then
A light coat of food-safe oil keeps the wood from drying out.
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Questions and answers
The largest size (L) is 27.5 cm. The set also includes M at 20.5 cm and S at 24.5 cm, so you can pick the length that fits your pot. Measure the depth of your pot from the rim to the base before you choose. The hanging hole lets the spoon hang on a hook, so the drawer does not have to fit it.
Hand wash it. Dishwasher heat and long wet cycles dry out the wood and dull the polish over time. Warm water, mild soap and a quick dry takes less effort than loading and unloading a rack.
Wood picks up smell mostly when it sits wet. Wash it soon after the pot is done, dry it fully and hang it up. A very strong stew may leave a faint trace, and regular washing keeps it fading.
Yes, with normal care. The handle stays comfortable in hot soup, and the polished finish holds up through daily cooking when you wash by hand and avoid long soaks.
Divide the price by the number of soup nights you cook in a year. Plastic softens near the edge of a hot pot and picks up scratches. One well-kept hardwood spoon can serve for years of weekly soups.
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