28 Piece Silicone Kitchen Utensil Set with Beech Wood Handles

You reach for the crock instead of the drawer

Sunday sauce, the pot has been going for an hour, and the wooden spoon you have been using is stained purple at the tip. You pull the long silicone spoon out of the crock on the counter, stir, and rest it in the little dish that came with the set instead of on the worktop. Nothing scrapes, nothing rattles, and the handle stays cool enough to hold because it is wood, not steel.

The set is 28 pieces and it is built the same way all the way through: a moulded silicone head, a collar, then a turned beech wood handle with a punched hole at the tail. The maker lists 316L stainless steel reinforcement inside the shafts. The long tools stand in the crock, the flat ones lie beside it, and the small pieces cluster around: a spoon rest, two grips, an egg separator, a nest of measuring cups and a nest of measuring spoons.

Key Benefits

• 28 pieces from one family. Turners, spoons, a slotted spoon, a ladle, a pasta server, spatulas and a scraper, a basting brush, a whisk, tongs, a spoon rest, two grips, measuring cups and spoons, and the crock they stand in.
• Beech wood where you hold it. The handles are turned beech, so they stay dry to the touch and keep the weight forward in the head rather than in your palm.
• 316L stainless steel reinforcement. The maker lists a steel core inside the shafts, which is what stops a long spoon flexing when you drag it through a thick pot.
• Silicone heads on coated pans. The maker states the silicone heads will not scratch coated cookware. Silicone is softer than the steel and the coating it meets.
• One colour through the whole set. Black, white, khaki and red are the four options, and the crock matches the tools.

Best for: a first kitchen, a rental, or a drawer of mismatched tools you would rather replace in one go than one at a time.

Why It Works

A 28 piece set usually falls apart in one of two places: the join between head and handle, or the storage. Here the join is a collar over a reinforced shaft rather than a glued push fit, and the storage is included, which is the part most sets leave you to solve with a jar. That crock is why the set reads as one object on a counter instead of a pile. The hanging hole at the tail of each handle gives you the second option, a rail above the hob, without buying anything extra.

Quick Product Facts: 28 pieces; moulded silicone heads; turned beech wood handles; 316L stainless steel reinforcement as listed by the maker; crock included; spoon rest, two grips and an egg separator included; nested measuring cups and measuring spoons included; punched hanging hole on the long handles; four colours, black, white, khaki and red; the option list names colour only, every option is the same 28 pieces.

How It Fits Your Routine

Week one you will use four of them, the turner, the mixing spoon, the ladle and the tongs, and they will live in the crock beside the hob. The rest go in a drawer or on a rail.

Baking pulls the other half out. The scraper takes the bowl down to nothing, the brush does egg wash, the whisk handles a batter, and the nested cups and spoons cover a recipe written in cups rather than grams.

Care is straightforward. The heads rinse clean under a tap, and beech is wood: wash the handles by hand, dry them rather than letting them sit in a sink, and they will stay pale instead of going grey.

FAQ

What temperature can the silicone take? The maker calls the silicone heat resistant, so it is at home stirring and serving in a hot pot. Keep a head from resting on the rim of a hot pan, and it will hold its shape.

Are the handles really wood? Yes. The maker specifies beech wood handles, and the photographs show turned timber with visible grain, not a printed pattern.

Is the holder part of the 28? The crock appears in every colour photograph and the packing list is a single 28 piece set, so it ships with the tools. The exact assortment is the one shown in the photo of the colour you pick.

Can they go in the dishwasher? Hand wash the beech handles and dry them; that keeps the wood pale and is the care these handles like best.