Wooden Cooking Utensils, NAYAHOSE 4 Pcs Natural Teak Kitchen Utensil Set Heat Resistant Non Stick Wood Cookware with Hanging Hole, Slotted Spurtle Spatula Sets for Stirring, Mixing, Serving

I love ❤️ these use them all the time great in jars and cans.

I gave these as a gift and NEED to order them for myself soon. I am building a home and everything I own is in storage, so I do not currently need...BUT this will be THE FIRST PURCHASE I MAKE after my home is built! I absolutely love how they look, feel and the versatility of what I used them for when cooking.... far beyond what I expected and will possibly through out all my other kitchen tools... there is nothing this will not do AND they out-perform all my regular kitchen tools!Kitchen cooking tasks

I make sausage as a hobby. It may sound petty, but there is a real safety factor in mixing/blending/folding/stuffing properly. These are the best sausage making tools I have ever had! The silicon stuff is too floppy and the steel stuff is the wrong shape. I am surprised these tools are not advertised as such.

These work well on nonstick cookware. They don’t taper at the tip as much as I’d hoped so not ideal for flipping (they’re also not that wide) but perfect for scrambling eggs, stirring sauces, etc. they’ve held up well, so far, to heat and hand washing.

I have to admit I was a bit skeptical about buying these utensils but have come to love them. They feel good in the hand and rinse and wash like a breeze. I'm planning to buy some for my son-in-law to spread the love!

I bought these after seeing a video of these type of utensils being used. I absolutely love them. They're especially great for mixing up stews, salads and just overall general cooking. They're well made, sturdy and hold up very well.

I saw this item on an infomercial and looked on Amazon and low and behold they had them. My husband says I love to spend money when he saw the purchase but I made a believer out of him. We use these everyday. They are the best oldest invention ever. Must have for any kitchen.

I love these things! Not only are they pretty sitting in the utensil crock on my counter, but they can be used to cook just about anything -flipping pancakes/french toast, stirring batter/scrambled eggs/stir-fry/oat meal/caramel. Bonuses: won't scratch your pans, easy to clean!