Wooden Teak Salad Utensil Set
Wooden Teak Salad Utensil Set
- Solid teak
- 26cm long
- Fork and spoon
- Solid teak, oil-rich by nature
- 26cm long, 7cm wide
- Fork and spoon, matched
- Will not mark a bowl
What goes with them
Bowls to serve into, and the oil the teak wants. One delivery, no extra shipping.
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Japanese Jujube Wooden Bowls
$90.00$49.95 -
Food Grade Mineral Oil
$70.00$34.97
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Half price, the pair.
The entry point into the teak range.
- 50% off the pair
- Free shipping over $60
- 30 days to change your mind
Description
Description
Elevate your dining experience with our Teak Wooden Salad Utensil Set. Crafted from premium teak wood, this set includes a beautifully designed salad fork and spoon, perfect for tossing and serving salads with style. Durable, elegant, and naturally resistant to moisture, these utensils are a must-have for any kitchen.
🌿 Premium Craftsmanship
- High-Quality Teak Wood: Known for its rich color and stunning grain patterns, teak wood brings natural beauty to your table while ensuring long-lasting durability. This set is designed to withstand daily use while retaining its elegance over time.
- Hand-Finished: Each piece is carefully hand-finished, enhancing the wood’s natural luster and ensuring a smooth, polished feel.
🍽️ Versatile & Functional
- Perfect for Salads & More: This two-piece set includes a salad fork and spoon, ideal for tossing, mixing, and serving your favorite salads, pasta dishes, or fruit platters. The wide, curved design makes it easy to handle and serve even the heartiest of salads.
- Elegant Design: The smooth lines and minimalist aesthetic of these utensils add a touch of sophistication to any meal, making them suitable for both casual dinners and special occasions.
🧼 Easy to Maintain
- Low Maintenance: Teak’s natural oils make these utensils highly resistant to moisture and stains. Simply hand wash with warm water and mild soap to maintain their pristine condition, and air dry after cleaning.
🌟 Why Choose Teak Wood?
- Naturally Durable & Resistant: Teak wood is renowned for its natural resistance to moisture and warping, making it ideal for kitchen tools that come into frequent contact with food and liquids. Its natural oils ensure that the wood remains in top condition even with regular use.
🎁 Perfect for Gifting
- Timeless & Practical: The Teak Wooden Salad Utensil Set makes a thoughtful gift for food enthusiasts, newlyweds, or anyone who appreciates natural elegance in their kitchen. It’s a timeless addition that pairs perfectly with any kitchen decor.
Add warmth and elegance to your meals with our Teak Wooden Salad Utensil Set. Whether tossing a vibrant salad or serving a delicious dish, these utensils are the perfect blend of beauty and functionality.
Size
Size
- Both pieces — 26cm long, 7cm across at the widest.
Long enough to reach the bottom of a deep salad bowl and toss from underneath, which is how a salad gets dressed evenly rather than just on top.
Materials and care
Materials and care
Material. Solid teak. Teak carries its own oils, which is why it has been used on boat decks for two centuries and why it copes with a wet bowl.
Care. Hand wash in warm water and dry with a cloth — no dishwasher, no soaking. A wipe of food-grade mineral oil now and then keeps the grain from drying out.
Grain. Every piece carries its own colour and figure. Slight differences between the fork and the spoon are the timber, not a fault.
The pair that sits on the table.
26cm, which gets under the leaves.
Short servers skim the top of a bowl and leave the dressing sitting at the bottom. At 26cm these get right under and lift, so a salad tosses from beneath and every leaf is dressed rather than the last third being naked. It sounds like a small thing until you have done it properly once.
- 26cm long
- Tosses from underneath
- Fork and spoon matched
Oil-rich wood, in a wet bowl.
Teak is naturally full of its own oils, which is why it has spent two centuries on boat decks and why it copes with sitting in a dressed salad without drinking it up. It also will not mark the inside of a ceramic or wooden bowl, which metal servers do quietly and permanently.
- Naturally oil-rich
- Will not mark a bowl
- Copes with a wet salad
Servers you can leave in the bowl.
Warm teak against greens looks like something and steel does not — which matters because salad servers, unlike most utensils, sit on the table in front of people for the length of a meal. These are the two pieces of the teak range that guests actually see.
- Looks right on the table
- Two matched pieces
- Stays in the bowl
Questions
Frequently asked about these servers
How long are they?
Both pieces are 26cm long and 7cm across at the widest — long enough to reach the bottom of a deep bowl and toss from underneath.
Is it real teak?
Yes, solid teak. It is naturally oil-rich, which is why it copes with a dressed salad and why it has been the boat-deck timber for two hundred years.
Will they mark my bowl?
No — that is one of the main reasons to use wood. Metal servers scratch ceramic and wooden bowls quietly over time; wood cannot.
Can they go in the dishwasher?
No. Hand wash in warm water, dry with a cloth, and do not leave them soaking. That is the whole routine.
Do they need oiling?
Occasionally — a wipe of food-grade mineral oil when the grain looks dry. Teak needs it less often than most woods because of its own oils.
Will the two pieces match?
In shape and size, exactly. In grain and colour, not quite — teak varies piece to piece, and on a table that variation is what makes it read as wood.
What else in the range goes with these?
They share their timber with our teak utensil sets, so they sit naturally alongside them. If you are buying bowls to serve into, the jujube wooden bowls are the obvious pairing.
What if I'm not satisfied?
Thirty days to change your mind, no hassle. If it is not right we will put it right.
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Long enough to actually toss from the bottom. My old ones just pushed leaves around.
Teak against greens looks lovely on the table.
No scratches in my ceramic bowl, unlike the metal pair they replaced.
Cheapest way into their teak range and the quality is the same.
Grain on mine is beautiful and different on each piece.
Oiled once in a year and they still look new.
Comfortable in the hand, not clunky like some wooden servers.
Bought them with the wooden bowls. They look like a set.
Guests always pick them up and comment.
