Everything you need, in one bundle.
The 12-piece Teak Utensil Set, its matching holder, and a bottle of food-grade mineral oil — the complete kit, ready to last years.
Your utensils might be the problem
Why teak, and not something else was meant to feel like.
Teak is one of a handful of hardwoods that produces its own silica and natural oils. Those oils act as a built-in barrier against water, odour and bacteria — which is why teak has been used for boat decks for centuries.
- Natural oils that protect from within
- Janka hardness around 1,000 — durable, but gentle on pans
- Resists warping, cracking and trapped odours
- Grain that improves with age rather than degrading
Six reasons home cooks love this set
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Frequently asked questions Answered plainly.
Are wooden utensils really safer than plastic or silicone?
Yes. High-quality wood is naturally non-toxic and doesn't release anything when it meets heat. Plastic can soften, melt and shed microplastics directly into food.
Will these damage my non-stick cookware?
No. Wood is softer than the coating on non-stick pans, so it won't score or chip the surface the way metal does.
How do I care for them?
Hand-wash in warm water with mild soap, dry thoroughly, and treat with food-grade mineral oil every four to six weeks. Don't put them in the dishwasher.
How heat-resistant are they?
Teak handles sustained heat up to 200°C (392°F) without warping or cracking — comfortably above normal stovetop cooking.
Is there a synthetic coating?
No shellac, no lacquer, no plastic. Just a food-safe linseed oil finish that leaves the grain open and smooth.
What if I'm not satisfied?
A 30-day money-back guarantee. If the set isn't right for your kitchen, get in touch and we'll make it right.
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