OXO Good Grips 3- Piece Wooden Utensil Set
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About OXO Good Grips 3- Piece Wooden Utensil Set
Overall Feedback:
76% positive
66% praised the stylish design, while 34% found it outdated
The overall construction is quite good, handles are aesthetically designed and depth of the spoons are satisfactory.
The design is overly thick in all areas, as if it's specially made for those with poor dexterity.
The handles of the utensils are quite wide and took a bit of getting used to.
The natural wood color of our utensils has worn out and they no longer look elegant.
69% liked how easy they were to clean
The utensils feel sturdy and are easy to clean, but note that they are only for hand wash.
I found a set of wooden utensils that are durable, easy to clean, and strong for scraping and stirring heavy things.
81% liked the comfortable grip, but 19% found it too small
I found the handles of the utensil set to be thick and unwieldy, which was unexpected.
Chunks and slivers were falling off the utensils into the food while in use.
The utensils were rough and dry right out of the packaging, making them unpleasant to grip.
64% praised the heat-resistant design, but 36% noticed warping
When the spoons touched the hot water, I noticed a lot of bubbles that looked like some chemical reactions were taking place. This could be a sign of poor heat resistance of our cooking-utensil-sets.
Utensils are not very durable and will splinter and split at the edges.
76% praised the high-quality stainless steel, while 24% found it flimsy
I am concerned about the material quality of the utensils. The flat utensil started splintering when washed, even though I did not use harsh abrasives or scrub hard.
I noticed that the product claimed to be oil finished but it is thirstier than Death Valley.
The product claims to be oil finished but is thirstier than Death Valley.
While using the utensils, chunks and slivers fall off into the food.
After constant use, my utensils will get rough around the edges and have splinters.
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69% appreciated the durable non-stick coating, though 31% experienced flaking
I bought these utensils because my metal ones leave tiny scratches on my stainless pans. They are very good for the price and don't scratch stainless pans or nonstick ones either.
I faced a problem with the non-wood smell of the spoons when they arrived.
The non-stick coating is easy to stain and hard to remove.
I had to take extra steps to make the utensils non-stick. I sanded each utensil with fine sandpaper and then applied mineral oil liberally.
69% liked the compact size, but 31% found it big
The utensils are incredibly big, like the length of my forearm.
The utensil handles were quite wide and took some getting used to.
