Natural Teak Wood Kitchen Utensils
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About Natural Teak Wood Kitchen Utensils
Overall Feedback:
81% positive
79% praised the stylish design, while 21% found it outdated
The Teak construction and finish of the set is beautiful with perfectly smooth surfaces on all pieces.
I love the polished wood grain design of the utensils, except for the spork.
The utensils look exactly like the pictures, feel great in my hand, and are made of quality materials.
The set is absolutely gorgeous. I will definitely buy more. The wood grain is stunning and they are handmade, strong and durable. I am happy to recommend them.
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79% liked how easy they were to clean, but 21% found stubborn stains
I don't want any splinters in my food. After cleaning them up, they are good to use.
The utensils have a nice handle to hold onto and are easy to clean.
I am trying to update my kitchen utensils to be more earth friendly and easy to clean.
The utensils are non-stick and suitable for pans. They are easy to clean with warm water and mild soap.
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70% liked the comfortable grip, but 30% found it too small
The spatula has a gradual slope, making it easier to get under something like an omelet or pancake without an awkward wrist angle.
The utensils have a quality appearance and feel great in my hand.
The only downside of this product is that the utensil handles are not long enough, limiting their use to shallow pots and frying pans. This can be problematic when cooking something that requires more depth or when hands get too close to the cooking area.
79% praised the heat-resistant design
The utensils have good heat resistance as they remain rigid even while cooking heavy food items like potatoes.
76% praised the high-quality stainless steel, while 24% found it flimsy
The craftsmanship and quality of our other 4 utensils are lovely.
Some pieces are light and grainy, while others are dark and look like teak.
One of our sets of five is pale and resembles bamboo, while another is dull and grayish, unlike walnut.
I am super disappointed that my wooden fork broke today and the tines became brittle over time.
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75% appreciated the durable non-stick coating, though 25% experienced flaking
The utensils are non-stick and suitable for pans. They are easy to clean with warm water and mild soap.
The cooking utensil set is generally non-stick and can be washed easily with hot soapy water.
The utensils are non-stick and suitable for pans. They do not scratch the coating and are easy to clean with warm water and mild soap.
I purchased this set of wooden utensils to use in my new ceramic non stick cookware. They performed great for a few weeks and then the handle to the spachalea in photo cracked.
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68% liked the compact size, but 32% found it big
My spatula has a gradual slope, making it easier to get under something like an omelet or pancake without an awkward wrist angle.
Utensils remain rigid even while cooking heavy food items like potatoes.
While cooking, I find it uncomfortable to use the utensils as only 2 of them are of normal adult size and the rest are youth sized.
I would prefer longer handles on some of the utensils, specifically the ladle and other pieces, as they are quite short.
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