Skip to content

Non-Magnetic Stainless Steel Serving Tongs for Buffets

Non-Magnetic Stainless Steel Serving Tongs for Buffets
Non-Magnetic Stainless Steel Serving Tongs for Buffets
Non-Magnetic Stainless Steel Serving Tongs for Buffets
Non-Magnetic Stainless Steel Serving Tongs for Buffets
Non-Magnetic Stainless Steel Serving Tongs for Buffets
Non-Magnetic Stainless Steel Serving Tongs for Buffets
New
1 / 6
About this itemAll characteristics
TypeKitchen & Dining > Serveware > Food Tongs
Color: Natural color
From the seller

Lift a baguette, a bagel or a rack of barbecue and it stays where you put it. These thickened, non-magnetic stainless tongs keep the tray tidy and your hands off the food, from buffet line to backyard grill. Available in silver, gold and rose gold so the set matches the rest of the table.

Read the full description

Description

Lift a baguette, a bagel or a rack of barbecue and it stays where you put it. These thickened, non-magnetic stainless tongs keep the tray tidy and your hands off the food, from buffet line to backyard grill. Available in silver, gold and rose gold so the set matches the rest of the table.

Thickened, non-magnetic stainless steel tongs with serrated grip for secure food handling

Solves
  • bread and food slipping during serving
  • hot or messy hand contact with buffet food
  • tarnishing or magnetic cutlery concerns

Serve bread and barbecue that stays put

Tired of slipped baguettes and messy trays at the buffet line? Serrated stainless tips hold food steady, so service stays clean from the first guest to the last.

Serrated tips that hold what others drop

Hand holding gold hammered-handle tong gripping a floured baguette

Serrated tips that hold the bread

The serrated tips bite into crusty bread instead of skating across the crust. Lift a baguette, a bagel or a rack of ribs and it stays where you put it, so the tray stays tidy and the guest gets the whole piece.

Silver and gold food tongs placed beside baguettes on a wooden board

Thickened, non-magnetic stainless

The body is thick enough to feel solid under repeated service, and it is non-magnetic. The mirror-polished finish matches a steel chafing dish on the same line. Pair them with a and the whole buffet reads as one set.

Close-up of hammered textured handle on stainless steel food tongs

Hammered handle, secure hold

The handle has a hammered, pebbled texture that stays grippy when the line gets busy. Your fingers find the same spot every time, so a long service feels like the first one. The finish comes in silver, champagne gold and rose gold.

Wash, dry and serve again

  • Rinse off crumbs and grease

    Do it right after service so the serrations stay clear.

  • Brush the serrated tips

    A soft brush clears bread and fat from the teeth.

  • Dry before you store

    Towel-dry or air-dry so the polished finish stays bright.

Characteristics

Main
TypeKitchen & Dining > Serveware > Food Tongs
Color3 options
Details

Reviews

Questions and answers

Will these bend under heavy meat or dense bread?
w
Wanelo · seller

The body is thickened stainless steel, built for the weight of a full rack of ribs or a dense country loaf. It is a solid tool rather than a thin wire tong, so repeated lifts during service keep the same shape. Thin wire is what bends first, and this one is thicker than that.

Does the clip-style body grip as well as spring tongs?
w
Wanelo · seller

It grips differently. There is no spring pushing the jaws apart, so the hold comes from the serrated tips closing on the food. Spring tongs are quicker for a single pick, but this design holds crusty or greasy food where a smooth spring tong tends to slide.

Is it non-magnetic and will the finish tarnish?
w
Wanelo · seller

The body is non-magnetic stainless steel. The mirror finish is polished and stays bright with routine washing and drying after each service. Wipe off grease before it sits, and the gold and rose gold finishes keep looking the way they did on day one.

Is it suitable for commercial buffet use?
w
Wanelo · seller

Yes. It is built for buffet and bakery service, with a thickened stainless body, serrated tips and a finish that matches a steel buffet line. For a restaurant stocking a full line, buy a matched set so every station looks the same. Measured against replacing bent or tarnished tongs every season, one sturdy pair works out to far less per service.

How do I clean the serrated tips?
w
Wanelo · seller

Rinse off crumbs and grease right after service, then wash in warm soapy water. A soft brush gets into the serrations where bread and fat collect. Dry fully before storing so the polish stays clean.

Similar products

See all
Non-Magnetic Stainless Steel Serving Tongs for Buffets
$54.90