OXO Good Grips Wooden Corner Spoon, Brown, Set of 1

I bought this modern wooden spoon to put on top of the pan of boiling water as they say that it can help so it doesn't boil over. Hmmm. Dunno who said that. Didn't work. The spoon itself is substantial and works well for stirring.

The shape and material of this spoon sets it apart from my cheaper wooden spoons in both looks and function. The straight edge part scrapes so smoothly yet still functions as a spoon. The wood is beautiful! Keep It out of the dishwasher though and oil it now and then and you will enjoy using this beauty!

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.

Good spoon, it worked well for me. Easy to wash and maintain. Good product. I bought both a beech and teak spoon; functionualy both were the same yet the teak spoon felt better in hand. I like the spoon as it felt good in hand. Try both and you make your decision, the proof is in the putting in your hand. I use it every time I cook.

It’s wood. So with cooking and washing it won’t last forever. So we buy new ones about every year. Well worth it. Great quality.

This is a very nice piece of kitchen accoutrement, I particularly find the shape useful. I have primarily used either rounded kitchen spoons, or square shaped ones, but the combination of rounded edge with a single squared corner is useful in dishes that have a corner that rounded wooden spoons have trouble reaching. The only way this could be improved is if wood were dishwasher safe; but it seems hardly fair to blame OXO for the natural properties of wood.

After going gluten free, I learned that I needed to replace my wooden cooking utensils. Enter this odd looking spoon/spatula thing. Compared to my 10 year old bamboo knes, it's thick and has qeight to it. Not a flimsy piece of twig. The handle is round, not flat.The reviews that said to oil it were spot on. I have food grade cutting board oil for my hardwood cutting boards, so i used that after the first wash and it soaked up quite a bit. Oiled it a 2nd time before it's first use. I've grown very fond of its oddness and like that it replaced 2 of my most used utensils. Would definitely buy again and will look into the other styles available should I decide I need more.

This spoon is ridiculous. It’s huge. It it literally like a cartoon. That aside the quality is great, just way too big. It’s hard to even cook with due to the size.

Gostei muito!

Good quality material

Use it everyday with my enameled cast iron pot. Love it

Na primeira lavagem já ficou com aspecto de velha

Love My New cooking too. Easy to clean & use.However delivery was an issue.. Ordered Oct 13. Delivery scheduled for Oct 16. Did not arrive.Called Amazon to report this issue Oct 18. They reordered & it was delivered Oct 23.1st Order was never Delivered by BIN? order went to Vernon when I tracked not Kelowna & that was the last I heard.