Description
Made for everyday cooking and crafted to last, this solid hardwood spatula brings natural warmth and handmade quality to your kitchen.
Each spatula is individually shaped and carefully smoothed for a comfortable feel in the hand. Its broad working surface is useful for stirring, sautéing, turning, scraping, and serving, while the gently tapered edge makes it easier to work beneath food and along the bottom of a pan.
Measuring approximately 12 inches long, it provides plenty of reach without feeling oversized or cumbersome. Choose from maple, walnut, cherry, oak, jatoba, or bloodwood—each with its own distinctive color and grain.
Every spatula is finished with walnut oil to enhance the natural character of the wood and help protect it during regular kitchen use. If you prefer a different finish or have concerns about walnut oil, an alternative food-safe finish is available upon request.
Features
- Handcrafted from solid hardwood
- Approximately 12 inches long
- Broad, slightly angled working surface
- Gently tapered edge
- Smooth, comfortable handle
- Gentle on cookware
- Reynolds Woodworking logo engraved on the handle
- Finished with walnut oil
- Alternative food-safe finish available upon request
- Natural grain makes every spatula unique
Available Wood Options
- Maple
- Walnut
- Cherry
- Oak
- Jatoba
- Bloodwood
Dimensions
Overall length: Approximately 12 inches
Quantity: One wooden spatula
Finish
Each spatula is finished with walnut oil to enrich the wood’s natural color and provide added protection during everyday use.
If you prefer a different finish or have concerns about walnut oil, an alternative food-safe finish is available upon request. Please contact us before ordering or leave a note during checkout.
Care Instructions
Hand-wash with warm water and mild dish soap, then dry promptly. Do not place the spatula in the dishwasher or allow it to soak in water.
Reapply a food-safe wood oil as needed to keep the wood conditioned and looking its best.
Please Note
Because each spatula is made from natural hardwood, grain patterns, coloring, and small variations in shape will differ. These natural differences ensure that every piece is one of a kind.
