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David Murphy
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2025
My pasta and soup nights got a lot better with these cute serving utensils!They're very sturdy and durable, and the spaghetti sauce didn't stain the soup ladle when pouring over my pasta.I threw them in the dishwasher for cleaning, and no stains on the ladle...so extra cheers for that!They have a nice weight to the handles, and are well crafted in keeping together. I tried pulling and twisting the handles off, but couldn't.
Amazn Addict
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2025
I’m honestly obsessed with the color. What I really love is how lightweight it is. My wrist usually gets tired after a while, but with this, it feels super easy and comfortable to use. The size is perfect, not too big or small, so it fits nicely in my hand and makes prepping meals way easier. It’s quickly become one of my go-to tools in the kitchen, and I’m so happy I grabbed it!
Nathan in Montana
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2025
This is a really nice set of silicone cooking utensils. They are very sturdy and suit my cooking needs. I love the look and feel of the smooth wooden handles! I highly recommend this set.
C. Green
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2025
Out, damn plastic, OUT. That's been my strategy since reading about the danger of microplastics in food and how they migrate into the body. Consequently, I tossed all my plastic cooking utensils - the ones I routinely used with non-stick cookware - and have been replacing those items with wood and silicone.SO: I really like these wood handle silicone tools, especially the ladle, which has useful (if metric) markings on the inside should need just 30 or 60 ml (one or two ounces - see photo) from the pot (think pasta water) to mix in with pasta or whatever else you might be cooking. Priced about $14 for the pair (ladle and pasta fork) this is a bit more expense compared to other silicone utensils on Amazon. But the wood handles make these items a bit more interesting and attractive. RECOMMENDED
Redwoman1975
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2025
This silicone cooking utensil set feels solid and well-made — definitely not flimsy like some others I’ve tried. The silicone heads are firm enough for cooking but flexible where they need to be.The set recommends hand washing, which makes sense given the wooden handles. I’ll just have to be careful not to let them soak or get waterlogged over time. As long as they’re cleaned and dried quickly, they should hold up well.Overall, these look great in the kitchen and feel like they’ll last with a little care. A nice upgrade from cheaper plastic sets!
Tina
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2025
I’ve been trying to replace all my plastic kitchen tools with silicone, and these are great! High quality silicone, and the handles are really nice as well. I highly recommend these for anyone looking to cook with healthier materials, and they clean really easily!
Henry
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2025
I got these to replace a cheap set we got years ago, and I do not regret that decision! These tools are perfect for nonstick pans, and have enough strength to help us with our cooking and baking.These are very sturdy and can manage your pot of pasta or soup with ease! Overall, great utensils for the price, and they add a touch of color for your kitchen.
T. L. Matthews
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2025
These are very well-constructed, large, kitchen utensils. The handles are long. The wood is smooth and easy to hold on to. The silicone is sturdy and should last quite awhile. Heat resistant. You also get two thin, longish, but sturdy metal S hooks.The ladle is big and deep. The pasta fork is spork is also bigger than normal, with broad tines and a big hole for draining. Two really nice pieces for a very reasonable price ($14.99). Very nice pieces that I'm glad to add to my kitchen tools.It says they're not dishwasher safe, but that's to preserve the wood. If you don't care about preserving the wood, they're probably fine to toss in the dishwasher. I have a lot of others like this (part wood, part silicone) and I run them through the dishwasher. The wood dulls, but I don't care about that.UPDATE: I tossed them in the dishwasher and the ladle handle separated, plastic from wood. My bad. I'll have to gorilla glue them back together. The pasta spork was fine.
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