Silicone Cooking Utensil Set With Wood Handles, 9 Piece
Cook on the nonstick you already own without the scratches. Nine matte silicone tools with beech wood handles cover stirring, flipping, draining, serving and brushing, and they stand together in one upright holder on the counter. The drawer stops fighting you and dinner starts faster.
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Cook on the nonstick you already own without the scratches. Nine matte silicone tools with beech wood handles cover stirring, flipping, draining, serving and brushing, and they stand together in one upright holder on the counter. The drawer stops fighting you and dinner starts faster.
Complete 9-piece heat-resistant silicone cooking set with wood handles, safe for non-stick pans
- scratching non-stick cookware
- cluttered kitchen utensil storage
- buying tools one by one
Protect your pans and end the utensil clutter
Metal spoons scratch the nonstick you paid for, and loose tools pile up in the drawer. This matte silicone set with beech handles and an upright holder keeps pans intact and utensils in one place.
Soft on your nonstick, solid in your hand
- Silicone heads that spare your nonstick
Silicone heads are soft enough to stir and flip without the metal contact that scratches coatings. Slide the spatula under eggs, fold a stir-fry, or turn a pancake, and the pan keeps its finish. The heads are heat-resistant, so they handle everyday stove heat without fuss.
- Beech handles with a solid, warm grip
Beech handles feel firmer and more balanced in the hand than thin plastic. The grain is natural and the finish is smooth, so the tools look at home on an open counter. Keep the wood out of standing water and it will stay in good shape for years.
- One holder, nine tools in reach
All nine pieces stand upright in the matching holder, so nothing rolls around in the drawer. The right tool sits at the front of the counter when dinner starts. If you already keep a kitchen counter utensil holder, this one replaces it with a matched set.
Cook, rinse, hang: the whole routine
- 1Pick the right head
Use the spatula for eggs and fish, the slotted turner for stir-fry, the pasta server for lifting noodles and the tongs for tossing.
- 2Cook on medium heat
Keep the silicone head moving across the pan rather than pressing hard. Lift the tool away from direct flame when you rest it.
- 3Rinse and dry the wood
Wash each piece after cooking and dry the beech handles with a towel so they never sit wet.
- 4Hang it in the holder
Stand the tools upright in the holder so the set stays together and within reach for the next meal.
Everything your stove routine needs, in one set
- Solid spoon×1
Stirring and serving
- Ladle×1
Soups, sauces and stews
- Slotted spoon×1
Draining and lifting
- Spatula×1
Flipping and scraping
- Slotted turner×1
Fried food and stir-fry
- Pasta server×1
Lifting noodles from the pot
- Silicone brush×1
Oiling pans and brushing sauces
- Tongs×1
Turning and tossing
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Questions and answers
Yes. The heads are soft silicone, so they glide over a nonstick coating where a metal spoon would scrape it. Use them at normal stove heat and keep the head moving rather than pressing hard into the pan.
Beech holds up well when it is treated like wood. Rinse each piece, dry it with a towel and stand it upright in the holder. The handles are the part to keep out of soaking water, since long soaks are what dull and swell natural wood.
A solid spoon, ladle, slotted spoon, spatula, slotted turner, pasta server, silicone brush, tongs and an upright utensil holder. Each tool has a clear job, so you are not paying for filler pieces you will never pick up.
It is. Buying the same nine tools one at a time usually costs more and leaves you with a mix of colours and handles. One matched set gives you a consistent kit, and the holder keeps it together. If you only need a turner, a single kitchen spatula is the right buy, but for a full stove routine the set covers it.
The holder is built to stand upright on the counter, which is where it keeps every tool within reach. Measure the spot you have in mind first, since a very small counter will feel the footprint of a full set.
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