Feature
-It's come with little curve made it fit for using
-100% natural teak wood
Function: Jam knife / mask knife / butter knife / cake tool
size:18.5*3cm
Material:teak Wood
*MADE in THAILAND
Note: Light shooting and different displays may cause the color of the item in the picture a little different from the real thing.
this product is handmade, there are texture differences and a certain color difference. (The picture is for reference only). The size error range is ±1 cm which is the normal range, but does not affect the use of the product. In some cases, it retains its uniqueness Cracks and wormholes.
**Don't Put Wooden Spoons in the Dishwasher!
The high heat and excess moisture will cause your wooden utensils to warp, crack, and even break. Always handwash your wooden spoons with soap and warm water and let them air dry.
**Treat with oil
It's natural for your wooden spoons to look a bit dry. To revive dried out spoons, periodically rub them with mineral oil or even walnut, tung, or linseed oil. Avoid using food-based oils like vegetable or olive oil because they have a tendency to go rancid.
-It's come with little curve made it fit for using
-100% natural teak wood
Function: Jam knife / mask knife / butter knife / cake tool
size:18.5*3cm
Material:teak Wood
*MADE in THAILAND
Note: Light shooting and different displays may cause the color of the item in the picture a little different from the real thing.
this product is handmade, there are texture differences and a certain color difference. (The picture is for reference only). The size error range is ±1 cm which is the normal range, but does not affect the use of the product. In some cases, it retains its uniqueness Cracks and wormholes.
**Don't Put Wooden Spoons in the Dishwasher!
The high heat and excess moisture will cause your wooden utensils to warp, crack, and even break. Always handwash your wooden spoons with soap and warm water and let them air dry.
**Treat with oil
It's natural for your wooden spoons to look a bit dry. To revive dried out spoons, periodically rub them with mineral oil or even walnut, tung, or linseed oil. Avoid using food-based oils like vegetable or olive oil because they have a tendency to go rancid.