Beech wood spoon – durable and practical for cooking
This classic 25 cm wooden spoon is made from hard-wearing beechwood by Klawe. The natural wood surface provides a good grip during cooking while protecting your pots and pans from scratches, extending the life of your cookware.
Ideal for everyday cooking, stirring in pots and pans, and serving hot dishes directly from the kitchen to the table.
Durable beechwood for everyday cooking
Beechwood is an exceptionally durable material for kitchen utensils, as it withstands daily use without cracking or splintering. The wood's natural grain also provides a secure grip, even with wet hands. Unlike metal utensils, this wooden spoon protects your pots and pans from scratches, which is especially important when using non-stick surfaces.
A practical size for any kitchen
At 25 cm in length, this wooden spoon strikes the perfect balance – long enough to reach the bottom of deep pots without burning yourself, yet compact enough to be easy to handle and store. The moderate weight makes it comfortable to use even during extended cooking sessions when the arm is held in the same position.
Technical specifications
This wooden spoon from Klawe measures 25 cm in total length and is made from untreated beechwood. The wood's natural properties make it resistant to moisture and heat during normal kitchen use. Sold as a single item and can be combined with other kitchen utensils from the same range for a coordinated look in the kitchen.
With this wooden spoon, you get:
- A hard-wearing kitchen utensil in natural beechwood
- Gentle contact with all types of pots and pans
- A practical 25 cm length for everyday cooking
You are always welcome to contact our customer service at web@hwl.dk for further information.
Frequently asked questions
Is the wooden spoon dishwasher safe?
No, wooden utensils should be washed by hand with mild washing-up liquid to preserve the wood's natural properties and extend its lifespan.
Does the wooden spoon need to be treated before use?
This is not necessary, but you can extend its lifespan by treating it with food-grade oil a couple of times a year.
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