Oxo Good Grips Large Wooden Spoon | 
| Brand: Oxo
List Price: $5.50
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Rating:  18 reviews
Sales Rank: 662
Color: Beech
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 14 x 2.4 x 0.6
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MPN: 1058024
Model: 1058024
UPC: 719812006499
EAN: 0719812006499
ASIN: B0000CCY1R
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| Features:
| • | 14-inch wooden serving spoon | | • | Made of solid beech wood | | • | Natural oil finish; safe for nonstick cookware | | • | Comfortable, curved handle has hole for hanging | | • | Wash by hand; satisfaction warranty |
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Amazon.com Review
Despite all the bright-colored, high-tech silicone kitchen utensils out these days, there's nothing quite like the good old-fashioned feel of wood for cooking needs. Crafted from solid beech wood, this strong 14-inch spoon is ideal for stirring deep pots of thick stew or for doling out generous dollops of macaroni and cheese. A natural oil finish protects the wooden spoon without contaminating food, while the give of wood means the spoon is safe for nonstick cookware. True to OXO's creed of designing products that are easy to use for the widest range of users, the handle, which is flat on top and sensuously curved underneath, comfortably fits the hand. A hole in the end allows the spoon to hang where it's most needed. Set in a crock, the large spoon forms a handsome bouquet with OXO's other wooden utensils, such as a smaller mixing spoon, slotted spoons, a pancake turner, and a spaghetti server. Wooden utensils are best washed by hand. OXO backs all its products with a satisfaction warranty, and will replace or refund any returned item. --Ann Bieri
Product Description
Get back to your roots with the OXO Good Grips Wooden Tools. Made of solid beech wood, these sturdy Wooden Tools are comfortable and durable. A natural oil finish coats the wood, leaving a clean, dark glaze. Safe for non-stick cookware and comfortable to hold, the Wooden Tools are handy for a host of cooking tasks.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 13 more reviews...
 Completely Wrong Material April 8, 2005
Adam Sterling (New York City NY United States)
52 out of 57 found this review helpful
As a serious amateur woodworker who has also studied the design and building of wooden boats, let me say that beechwood is by far one of the inferior materials one could choose for making wooden spoons. Olivewood is by far the superior material for this sort of common yet critical kitchen tool. Should you doubt this, please visit the kitchens of France, Italy and Spain to see what's stirring the pot.
Additionally, fabricating the spoon by gluing multiple pieces together is a lesson in engineering failure. It violates the most basic principles of woodworking. Wood, because it is made by nature and not man is not uniform. Wood not only expands and contracts as it heats and cools, but also as it draws up moisture and dries. Multiple pieces equals multiple rates of expanding and contracting, working against the glued joint.
While Oxo makes and sells some very fine kitchen tools (I have a vegetable peeler by them that's the best I've ever owned and it's about a decade old), this is sure not among them.
A product to avoid.
same problem December 30, 2004
archy (chicago)
18 out of 18 found this review helpful
Bought two spoons and within 2 months both had split along the glue lines. The spoons were hand washed. Get spoons but I can't afford to replace them every two months.
 Essential Tool May 27, 2005
Al Chartreux (Upper West Side, New York, New York United States)
8 out of 9 found this review helpful
Looking at the criticisms of this spoon from other users, I can't help but wonder if OXO changed the manufacturing process for its wooden spoons, because the one that I own is definitely made from one piece of wood.
Any chef who is concerned about scratching nonstick cookware should own this spoon and the others in the OXO lineup. I use it with my steel surfaced cookware as well. This spoon is a pleasure to hold and stir sauces with. It definitely makes life easier in the kitchen.
Tip: to protect your spoon from cracking, apply some food-grade mineral oil and rub it in all over. Apply once a month or so to keep the wood protected and to prevent it from drying out, and your spoon will last a long time.
Not like my old oxo spoon March 16, 2006
Just Some Guy
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I have an oxo spoon I bought a couple of years back. It's a well-made heavy spoon. But when I recently went to buy more as gifts, I discovered oxo has since thrown quality out the window. Their spoons are now made of several pieces of wood glued together--just like so many other cheap wooden spoons for sale nowadays which usually crack after a few uses. If this is what you want, just go to your local discount store. But if quality if what you're after, you'll have to look elsewhere.
Perfect Durable Solid Wood Spoon - Perfect in Every Way December 6, 2006
Heavenly Roses (CA United States)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
This OXO Good Grips Large Wooden Spoon is PERFECT in every way -- constructed of solid wood, with durable handle and no weak spots where inferior wooden spoons snap, this ergonomically designed spoon endures serveral hard mixings of Christmas cookie dough, and all other essential kitchen duties for heirloom wooden spoons. This wooden spoon performs reliably, durably, and with sufficient strength left in one's hand for placing cookies on cookies sheets as well! This spoon is a "really good thing" for everybody's gourmet kitchen! GREAT JOB, OXO designers!
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