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Teak Wood
Seven-Piece Teak Set
A seven-piece utensil set turned from teak wood, covering the tools you reach for at the stove: spatula, frying shovel, large spoon, rice spoon, colander, mixing spoon and a regular spoon. The wood handles the heat of a working pan, glides over non-stick coatings without scratching, and the grips stay cool to the touch. One crock, the whole cook covered.
Cool Handles
Cook Without A Cloth
Because the heads are teak rather than metal, they slide over a non-stick pan without cutting into the coating, so the surface stays smooth for eggs and pancakes. The wooden handles stay cool to the touch while the food is hot, which means you can stir, flip and serve without reaching for a cloth or a mitt. Teak resists the heat of a working pan without warping.
Seven Tools
The Whole Cook Covered
The set spans the whole job. Flip with the frying shovel, fold a sauce with the mixing spoon, drain with the colander, then plate up with the large spoon. The rice spoon and regular spoon move from pot to bowl for everyday serving. Every piece is cut from the same teak grain, so the set looks like it belongs together standing in the crock beside the cooktop.
Why this product
Why cooks pick this set
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Natural Teak Wood Set
Seven tools turned from one dense teak grain, so the spatula, shovel, spoons and colander read as a matched set in the crock by the stove.
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Non Stick Safe Heads
The wooden heads glide over coated pans without scratching or stripping the surface, so eggs and sauces cook without marking a non stick layer.
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Heat Resistant Grain
Teak is dense and oily, so it takes the heat of a working pan and stands up to daily stirring and flipping without warping at the edge.
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Anti Scald Wood Handles
The wooden grips stay cool while the food is hot, so you can stir, flip and serve straight from the pan without reaching for a cloth.
How it works
How it fits your routine
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Stand them by the cooktop
Set the seven pieces upright in a crock beside the stove so the right tool is within reach the moment you need it mid cook.
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Flip and fold on the pan
Flip with the frying shovel, fold a sauce with the mixing spoon, and scrape the pan with the spatula, all without marking the non stick coating.
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Drain and serve
Lift and drain with the colander, then plate up with the large spoon while the rice spoon and regular spoon move food from pot to bowl.
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Wash and dry upright
Hand wash the pieces with warm water and stand them upright to dry rather than leaving them to soak, so the teak grain stays true.
Benefits
What you get
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Protects your non stick pans
Wooden heads glide over coated surfaces without scratching, so your non stick layer stays intact wash after use.
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Cool grips over a hot pan
The wooden handles stay cool to the touch, so you stir and flip straight from the pan without reaching for a cloth.
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One matched set, no odd tools
Seven pieces from the same teak grain cover flipping, stirring, draining and serving, so one crock handles most of the meal.
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Takes the heat without warping
Teak is dense and oily, so it stands up to a working pan and daily use without warping or cracking at the edge.
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Warm look on the counter
The single teak tone reads tidy and natural in the crock, so the set looks like it belongs by the cooktop.
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