Silicone Serving Spoon Set – Wooden Handle with Grip

Everybody keeps their tools in a jar by the hob, and nobody chose what is in it. It is whatever survived: two steel things, a wooden spoon, and something bright red from a set nobody remembers buying.

What Are the Key Features of This Grey Slotted Turner with a Wooden Handle?

• Grey sits with steel and with wood: the utensil jar by the hob is a permanent object at eye level, and this is the finish that joins it instead of shouting in it.
• A thin, flexible silicone edge: it goes under a fried egg without breaking the yolk, and follows the curve of the pan base rather than riding over it.
• Slotted, so the oil stays in the pan: lifting an egg or a slice of aubergine lets the frying oil fall back instead of travelling to the plate with it.
• Wood and silicone over a long fry: neither carries the pan's heat back to your fingers the way a solid metal turner does.
• 200 g of usable weight: enough mass behind the edge to slide under something stuck, instead of skidding off the top of it.

Where Can You Use This Slotted Turner?

• Standing upright in the utensil jar beside the hob, in full view
• Under a fried egg, getting beneath it without breaking the yolk
• Flipping pancakes
• Turning slices of aubergine or potato in a shallow pan
• Stirring sauces and serving straight from the pan

Why Choose Grey Over a Bright-Coloured Turner for the Utensil Jar?

• Grey joins the jar instead of shouting in it: a turner stands on the worktop at eye level, steel reads cool and wood reads warm, and grey is the finish that takes neither side.
• Moisture resistant: wooden tools usually fail at the grain in a wet sink, and this turner is both moisture and heat resistant.

Details

Material & Build

• Head: silicone, slotted: thin and flexible at the edge, and gentle on non-stick surfaces.
• Heat: stovetop and oven.
• Materials: silicone and wood.

Colours

• Grey, with white also offered.

Specifications