Silicone Spoon Rest with Drip Tray for Stovetop Use

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Silicone Spoon Rest with Drip Tray for Stovetop Use
Silicone Spoon Rest with Drip Tray for Stovetop Use
Silicone Spoon Rest with Drip Tray for Stovetop Use
Silicone Spoon Rest with Drip Tray for Stovetop Use
Silicone Spoon Rest with Drip Tray for Stovetop Use
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TypeKitchen Utensils & Gadgets
Color: Green
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A tidy stove and a dry counter, even on the busiest weeknight. Each spoon and lid gets its own slot, and the drip tray catches the sauce before it spreads. The silicone rest is compact enough for the edge of most ranges.

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A tidy stove and a dry counter, even on the busiest weeknight. Each spoon and lid gets its own slot, and the drip tray catches the sauce before it spreads. The silicone rest is compact enough for the edge of most ranges.

Keeps spoons and lids off the counter and stove while cooking

Solves
  • utensils dripping sauce onto the counter
  • lids and spoons with nowhere to rest while cooking
  • cluttered stove and countertop

Keep the drips off the counter and the lids off the stove

Mid-recipe, spoons and lids stop piling up on the counter and burner ledge. Each one gets its own slot, and the drip tray catches the sauce.

Every spoon and lid has its own place

  • Each spoon gets its own slot

    Ladles, spatulas and chopsticks sit in separate slots, so a sauce-coated spoon never touches the next one. A glass lid can sit on the same rest without sliding into your utensils. Keep one by the range for the next time a pot needs stirring.

  • A drip tray that catches the sauce

    Tomato sauce, stock and oil run off the handle and collect in the tray instead of spreading across the counter. Empty it once the pot is done and the surface stays dry all evening.

  • Raised ridges hold handles up

    The ridges lift each handle off the surface, and the flat base stays put on the counter when you lift a spoon out. The matte silicone wipes clean with a damp cloth.

The footprint

  • 14.5 cmCompact footprint length
  • 13 cmCompact footprint width
  • 5 cmLow profile height
  • 66 gLight enough to move by hand

Small enough for the stove edge

  • 14.5 cmLength
  • 13 cmWidth
  • 5 cmHeight
  • 66 gWeight

Roughly the length of a large smartphone, laid flat

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Is it worth counter space for something this small?
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Wanelo · seller

Yes, because it takes up roughly the footprint of a large smartphone and removes the need for a plate, a lid rest and a drip towel at the same time. Set it on the counter beside the range and the stove stays clear for the whole cook.

Does it fit beside my stove or on a small counter?
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Wanelo · seller

The base measures 14.5 x 13 cm and stands 5 cm tall, so it fits the edge of most standard ranges and tight worktops. Keep it beside the burners rather than on an active ring.

Will sauce still reach the counter or the stove?
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Wanelo · seller

The drip tray sits under the slots and catches what runs off the handles. Empty and rinse it once you finish cooking, while the sauce is still soft, and it stays easy to clean.

Can silicone take daily hot spoons and lids?
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Wanelo · seller

Silicone handles everyday contact with warm utensils well, but it should not sit on an active burner. Wash the rest with warm soapy water and a soft cloth, then dry it fully so the matte finish stays even.

Is it better than just using a plate?
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Wanelo · seller

A plate lets spoons roll and drip across the surface, and lids slide off the edge. A purpose-built rest keeps each utensil in its own slot and catches the drips, so one purchase replaces a stack of makeshift fixes. The rest is a low-risk buy that lasts for years of daily cooking.

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