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5-Piece Wooden Cooking Utensil Set, Birch Wood, Light Brown
5-Piece Wooden Cooking Utensil Set, Birch Wood, Light Brown
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This 5-piece wooden utensil set suits home cooks who want versatile, everyday tools for their kitchen drawer. The spoon, server, scraper, spatula, and tongs are made from FSC-certified birch wood and are designed to work on any type of Caraway pan, including ceramic non-stick. Constructed entirely of birch wood, the set is free of plastics, BPA, phthalates, and heavy metals.
About This
- Condenses Your Drawer: Wooden spoon, server, scraper, spatula, and tongs come together in one set to condense your kitchen drawer.
- Pan-Friendly Surfaces: Safe on ceramic non-stick and other cooking surfaces, and designed to help extend the life of ceramic-coated pans.
- FSC-Certified Birch Wood: Made from responsibly grown and managed birch wood, and the entire set is constructed from birch.
- Plastic-Free Construction: Made entirely of birch wood and free of plastics, BPA, phthalates, and heavy metals.
- Care Instructions: Hand wash only and dry completely before storing to help keep the utensils in good condition.
- Size and Weight: Set of five utensils in a light brown finish, with a total item weight of 1.18 kg.
Overview
- Brand Name : Caraway
- Color : Light Brown
- Handle Material : Wood
- Item Highlight : Spoon, Server, Scraper, Spatula, and Tongs, Made From FSC-Certified Birch Wood, No Microplastics
- Item Weight : 1.18 kg
- Manufacturer : Caraway
- Material Type : Wood
- Material Type Free : Plastic Free
- Size : 5-Piece
FAQ
What utensils are included in the set?
The set includes a wooden spoon, server, scraper, spatula, and tongs. It is sold as a 5-piece set.
Can I use these utensils on ceramic non-stick pans?
Yes. Each wooden utensil is described as safe to use on any type of Caraway pan or cooking surface, including ceramic non-stick.
What is the set made from?
The utensils are constructed entirely of FSC-certified birch wood, which is free of plastics, BPA, phthalates, and heavy metals.
How should I care for the utensils?
Hand wash only, and dry them completely before storing to help maintain their condition.
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