FAAY 12.5 Inch Wood Utensil Set (2 PCS), Teak Wooden Right Hand Spatula & Flat Spoon, 100% Natural from High Moist Resistance Teak Wood, Healthy Wooden Spoon Spatula for Non Stick Cookware

I own 5 FAAY utensils now. They are light weight since they are made of teak, so they're not meant to be banged on edges of pots and pans. But they are great quality, designed with practicality and usefulness in mind. The spatula has a perfect angle, with a slight curve that makes stirring and turning foods in pans natural and effortless, unlike most spatulas that have a one dimensional angle. The cooking spoons are easy for my kids to help in the kitchen because of their light weight and smaller curves. Though I prefer heavier wooden spoons for use with cooking, FAAY wooden spoons are perfect as serving spoons and cooking lighter foods like broth based soups. And like all wooden utensils, wash before first use, then wash after first use, air dry completely, then oil and dry well. These will last for years, if you care for them properly.

We love cooking with wooden spoons and these are beautiful and strong.

These teak implements are smooth and strong. They wash easily and are great to use with all our pots and pans as they do not scratch at all - plus they are beautiful!

Good wood and design, feels great in hand for any job.

love the feel of wooden utensils and these don't disappoint. they are better than plastic which has chemicals. they clean up nice. don't use in dishwasher though. i recommend these

When I was looking to replace my current bamboo wooden cooking utensils, I researched different woods. (The bamboo wooden spoons were splintering. Unfortunately, it’s my fault for putting them in the dishwasher.) Teak was my choice based on numerous reviews and recommendations. Plus we have a lot of teak furniture that I love. I ordered 5 different types of spoons and am VERY pleased. The wood grains and colors are lovely and they are well made. However, I will hand wash them to keep them in good condition.

I coated them with mineral oil when I bought them but after only one hand-wash in the sink they dried out near the business end. So, I submerged them for two days in a shallow dish filled with mineral oil. They have since withstood numerous hand-washings without drying out. The key is to get that oil deep into the wood fibers. I like these because they are really lightweight and work well for many cooking applications. They look nice too.

Great product (as recommended by America's Test Kitchen) and quick arrival.