Introducing One Warm Grain, Seven Tools In The Crock:
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Introducing One Warm Grain, Seven Tools In The Crock:

The pan is hot and the sauce is moving, and the teak spatula glides across the non-stick coating without leaving a single scratch.This is a seven-piece kitchen utensil set turned from teak wood, covering the tools you actually reach for at the stove: a spatula, a frying shovel, a large spoon, a rice spoon, a colander, a mixing spoon and a regular spoon. Each one is cut from the same warm grain, so the set looks like it belongs together in the crock by the cooktop.Teak takes the heat of a working pan without warp...
The pan is hot and the sauce is moving, and the teak spatula glides across the non-stick coating without leaving a single scratch.This is a seven-piece kitchen utensil set turned from teak wood, covering the tools you actually reach for at the stove: a spatula, a frying shovel, a large spoon, a rice spoon, a colander, a mixing spoon and a regular spoon. Each one is cut from the same warm grain, so the set looks like it belongs together in the crock by the cooktop.Teak takes the heat of a working pan without warp...
Seven Teak Wood Tools For The Whole Stove

NATURAL TEAK KITCHEN TOOLS

Seven Teak Wood Tools For The Whole Stove

A matched set turned from natural teak, from spatula to colander, so the wooden head you reach for glides over a non stick pan without ever sc...
Best seller1 856 soldSeven piece teak wood set, non stick safe heads and anti scald handles
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Non stick safe wooden headsNatural teak wood, heat resistantAnti scald wooden handlesSeven matched tools in one set

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Everything about this product

Bois de teck

Ensemble en teck de sept pièces

Un ensemble de sept ustensiles en bois de teck, réunissant les outils que vous utilisez près de la cuisinière : spatule, pelle à frire, grande cuillère, cuillère à riz, passoire, cuillère à mélanger et cuillère classique. Le bois résiste à la chaleur d’une poêle en pleine cuisson, glisse sur les revêtements antiadhésifs sans les rayer et les manches restent frais au toucher. Un seul pot à ustensiles pour tout le nécessaire en cuisine.

Poignées tendance

Cuisinez sans torchon

Comme les têtes sont en teck plutôt qu’en métal, elles glissent sur une poêle antiadhésive sans entailler le revêtement, qui reste ainsi lisse pour les œufs et les crêpes. Les manches en bois restent froids au toucher tandis que les aliments sont chauds, ce qui vous permet de remuer, de retourner et de servir sans devoir prendre un torchon ou une manique. Le teck résiste à la chaleur d’une poêle en cours d’utilisation sans se déformer.

Sept outils

Le cuisinier entier couvert

L’ensemble couvre tous les besoins en cuisine. Retournez les aliments avec la spatule, mélangez une sauce avec la cuillère à mélanger, égouttez avec la passoire, puis servez dans les assiettes avec la grande cuillère. La cuillère à riz et la cuillère classique passent de la marmite au bol pour le service quotidien. Chaque ustensile est taillé dans le même bois de teck, ce qui donne à l’ensemble une belle harmonie lorsqu’il trône dans le pot à ustensiles près de la plaque de cuisson.

Why this product

Why cooks pick this set

  • 1

    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.

  • 2

    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.

  • 3

    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.

  • 4

    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

  • Stand them by the cooktop
    1

    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.

  • Flip and fold on the pan
    2

    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.

  • Drain and serve
    3

    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.

  • Wash and dry upright
    4

    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

  • Protects your non stick pans

    Wooden heads glide over coated surfaces without scratching, so your non stick layer stays intact wash after use.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

Compare

A smarter pick at the stove

Material Natural teak wood, dense and heat resistant Metal or soft plastic that scars or melts
On non stick Wooden heads glide without scratching the coating Metal edges that scrape and strip the surface
Set contents Seven matched tools for most stovetop jobs One or two odd pieces that never match
Handles Wood grips stay cool to the touch while cooking Metal handles that heat up over the pan
Heat Teak holds up to a hot pan without warping Thin wood or plastic that cracks or bends
Look One warm grain tone that tidies the crock A mix of colours and shapes that clutter

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Complete the product set

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FAQ

Questions before checkout

Is it safe for non stick pans?
Yes. The heads are wood rather than metal, so they glide over coated and non stick surfaces without scratching or stripping the layer. You can flip eggs, fold a sauce and scrape the pan without leaving a single mark on the coating, which is the main reason wooden tools suit a non stick kitchen better than steel.
How many pieces are included?
Seven. The set covers a spatula, a frying shovel, a large spoon, a rice spoon, a colander, a mixing spoon and a regular spoon. Between them they handle flipping, stirring, draining and serving, so one crock by the stove holds most of what a daily kitchen reaches for through a meal.
Do the handles get hot while cooking?
No. The handles are wood, and wood does not carry heat the way metal does, so the grips stay cool to the touch while the food in the pan is hot. You can stir, flip and serve straight from a working pan without grabbing a cloth, which is what makes the set comfortable to use through a full cook.
Can I put it in the dishwasher?
Hand washing is best for teak. Wash the pieces with warm water and dry them upright rather than leaving them to soak in the sink. A dishwasher and long soaks dry out and swell the grain over time, while a quick hand wash and an occasional rub of food safe oil keeps the wood looking and feeling its best.
Will teak warp over a hot pan?
Teak is a dense, oily hardwood, which is why it takes the heat of a working pan far better than softer woods. It resists warping and cracking through daily stirring and flipping, so the heads keep their shape at the edge of the pan. Keeping the pieces out of long soaks and drying them upright helps the grain stay true for the long run.
What is each piece for?
The frying shovel and spatula flip and lift on the pan, the mixing spoon folds sauces, the large spoon and rice spoon move food from pot to bowl, and the colander drains. The regular spoon covers everyday tasting and serving. Together they span the flipping, stirring, draining and serving that most stovetop cooking needs.
Does the wood tone match across the set?
Yes. Every piece is cut from the same teak grain, so the whole set shares one warm tone and reads as a matched group rather than a mix of odd tools. Standing them in a crock by the cooktop keeps the look tidy and puts the right piece within reach while you cook.
How should I store the set?
Stand the pieces upright in a crock or holder beside the cooktop so the right tool is in reach mid cook and the wood can dry fully between uses. Keeping them upright rather than flat in a drawer lets air move around the heads, which helps the teak stay dry and hold its shape between washes.