Wooden spatula

Wooden spatulas combine everyday functionality with a natural look. They are durable, comfortable to hold, and especially gentle on pans and pots – ideal for practical, stylish cooking.

Yes. Unlike metal, wood won’t scratch surfaces and is very gentle on non-stick coatings and sensitive cookware.

Yes. Wood works very well with cast iron because it’s sturdy and won’t scratch the surface. Just clean it after cooking and let it dry properly.

Wood is a renewable material, feels pleasantly warm in the hand, and is gentle on surfaces. Compared to plastic, it’s a durable, plastic-free alternative. Compared to metal, it’s scratch-safe for coated cookware.

Depending on the model, you’ll find curved spatulas, slotted versions (to drain fat/liquid), designs with a hanging hole, and extra-sturdy or XXL models (also great for grilling and plancha cooking).

This category includes different European wood species – for example beech, cherry wood, or walnut. Some items are also available in FSC®-certified versions. The exact wood type is listed on each product page.

No. Never put wooden utensils in the dishwasher. Heat and prolonged moisture can warp the wood, cause cracking, and stress the surface.

Simply rinse by hand with warm water and mild soap, then let it air-dry. Do not soak or leave it sitting in water.

That depends on the model and finish. Oiled or untreated wooden utensils benefit from occasional re-oiling with a food-safe oil when the wood looks dry – this protects the surface and extends service life.

Like any natural material, wood can pick up some color or aroma from strongly pigmented or intense foods. Tip: clean promptly, dry well, and lightly re-oil if needed (for oiled versions).

Yes, for normal everyday cooking. However, avoid leaving the spatula in a hot pot/pan for long periods or resting it directly on very hot surfaces – this keeps the wood looking great for longer.

Depending on the item, personalization may be possible (e.g., laser engraving or custom motif work). If you have a logo or special request, contact us and we’ll check what’s feasible.

If deep cracks, heavy splintering, or permanently rough areas develop, replacement is recommended. Light signs of use are normal and part of wood’s natural patina.

Yes. With custom engraving (e.g., logo, name, or a short message), wooden spatulas make a sustainable promotional item or a practical gift that gets used often.