| Place of Origin: | Yang Jiang China |
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| Brand Name: | Yue Hang |
| Certification: | FDA，LFGB,CE ,CU |
| Model Number: | FWKT7720 |
| Minimum Order Quantity: | 1000 set |
| Price: | Negotiation |
| Packaging Details: | Box |
| Delivery Time: | A month |
| Supply Ability: | 10000 set |
| Material: | Wooden | Packing: | Box |
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| Type: | Utensils | Keyword: | Kitchen Utensil |
| Usage: | Home Kitchen | Feature: | Sustainable, Stocked |
| High Light: | Toxinfree Wooden Kitchen Utensil Set,Nonmelting Wooden Kitchen Utensil Set,non Scalding wooden kitchen spoon set |
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Wooden kitchen utensil set,9 PCE wooden spoon, suitable for cooking
Product information
| Keyword | Kitchen UteKnsil |
| Materail | Wooden |
| Color | Color wooden |
| Usage | Home Kitchen |
| Packing | Color Box |
| Function | Multifunction |
High quality
1. The wooden spoon is handmade from a piece of natural teak, non-toxic, and does not contain any bisphenol A-free, and will not infiltrate toxic chemicals into the food during cooking.
2. This wooden cookware can withstand up to 450 degrees of safety, so you don't have to worry about it melting or scalding your hands.
High temperature resistant and easy to clean
1. The spoon is very easy to clean. We recommend hand washing and maintenance for a month, and let it dry naturally.
2. Teak uses densely grained high-organic oil, which is known for being the hardest kind. You don't have to worry about it falling on the ground, breaking or scratching; this durable teak wooden spoon prevents scratches or damage to expensive non-stick pans.
High quality meets high style
1. The most durable wooden cooking utensil set, including: spatula, frying spatula, slotted spoon, soup spoon, filter spoon, salad fork, mixing spoon, pasta server, serving spoon, these wooden The kitchen set is enough to meet all your cooking needs.
2. Although I don't need to treat them as often. Twice a month, when they're perfectly dry, I go ahead and rub all the utensils down with a food grade mineral oil. Leave them out overnight, then wipe them down in the morning. And then go back over them with a thin coat of organic beeswax, and wipe that off the following day. Really protects the wood, and extends the life of your wooden utensils. Keeps moisture out better. Also, I would recommend that you NEVER soak these in water. Rinse them, sponge-clean them, try to dry them immediately if possible. Soaking these in water will do a real number on them, I don't even like putting them in the dishwasher.
