Good Grips Wooden Turner

OXO always makes great sturdy wooden spoons for any type of use! It’s been great for soups, dressings, helps me with getting flour or sugar out of my jars. Does not splinter either! Easy to wash, no staining on the spoon. I don’t put this spoon in the dishwasher. I really don’t dishwasher my wooden spoons, have always hand washed in warm soapy water. Great price! Love Love the color of the spoon! Easy to grip and hold the spoon. It’s a great all around small OXO spoon! Y’all get you one!

Love this spoon! I had been looking for a cooking spoon that was about the size of a regular tablespoon, but with a larger handle, as I have arthritis in my thumbs which makes it hard to grip while mixing for a long time. This spoon is easy to grip, with the handle not being too "fat" or "skinny". The length is good - not too long, but long enough to not fall down into the large mixing bowl. Given the price, I thought about this for awhile before I ordered it, but it has proved to be worth it, as my hands don't hurt when I use it. There are no splinters in the wood and it cleans nicely, leaving no stains on the wood. Recommend!

Probably the best kitchen tool I have, the straightened edge of it makes it really easy to scrape along with being quite wide. It hasn't showed any deterioration despite me not treating it particularly well, and will probably last me many years.

This is a decent wooden spoon. Better than what you'll get for a dollar but not much different than other wooden spoons I've bought on here - with one exception.... Past attention to the size, lol. I'm sure I'll eventually find a use for it, but apparently I didn't realize there were such little wooden spoons. Maybe for hand mixing frosting or a small batch of cookies? But I don't really make small batches of anything and don't often make frosting. Quality wise, this is decent and not horribly prices. It's the little spoon in my picture next to a standard wooden spoon

As I've discovered cooking over the last 10 years I have also discovered the utensils that are indispensable, such as a sturdy wooden stirring spoon. Wood is stout but doesn't damage any cooking surfaces, impart any unwanted taste or leach unhealthful chemicals. I had been using a flat edged salad spoon for years until the tip got gnarly and ragged. I got stars in my eyes and bought a pricey Epicurean wood spoon with a flat, tapered handle, black piping and a round edge. I hated it from the moment I first used it. The handle was uncomfortable. Within 6 months, the black piping started chipping off. Last but not least, the rounded edge made it next to impossible to scrape browned bits, a feature I soon learned I loved about my old salad spoon. After doing some research I realized that what I wanted was a "scraping spoon". So for six bucks I took the plunge on this OXO. I am very happy. It’s comfortable in the hand, scrapes the bottom of a pan with ease, and the corner piece really does help scraping around the edges of pans. I also like that it has some depth to actually hold a fair amount of food/liquid for tasting and even serving. I’ve used it countless times in the last month and a half which is a good sign. I highly recommend this spoon.

I love this little spoon. It's so perfect for smaller batches.

Purchased to prevent boiling spill-overs. It really works.

I needed a wooden spoon to make fudge, and so I bought this thinking it would be strong and sturdy. It's definitely that, but the handle is way too big. It's for hands of Goliath or someone like that. I found stirring with it just didn't feel right. Also, after washing it, I noticed it started to crack and looked old.

Es buena calidad. La prefería mas chica

really nice to use and great quality. I love the pointy bit for getting into corners

Good quality material

Bought this for my Ninja Swirl and it works perfectly! It is the right size I am after, small enough to use in the jars.

Bien solide, mais surtout une très bonne prise en main pour pouvoir bien mélanger ou pétrir des pâtes à pain.