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Keep rice fluffy while scooping and serving with this contoured rice spoon. STAUB silicone tools make the perfect registry or hostess gift for newlyweds, new homeowners, or the long-time STAUB fan.
Beautiful and ergonomic, STAUB Tools are carefully contoured to fit comfortably in the hand so that you can effortlessly stir stews, skim soups, and flip steaks. Each tool is made from ultra-durable, matte black silicone that’s resistant to high temperatures and safe to use on all cooking surfaces, including nonstick. The sleek silicone is complemented by handsome Acacia wood handles each featuring a unique wood grain pattern. And their handy hanging loops ensure easy storage.
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Crafted from durable, BPA-free silicone, each tool is designed to perform confidently at high temperatures. Its resilient construction stands up to everyday cooking without compromising comfort or control.
Each acacia wood handle showcases its own unique grain pattern, bringing warmth and character to the kitchen. Thoughtfully paired with matte black silicone, the result is both timeless and functional.
Designed for versatility, the silicone head glides safely across all cooking surfaces, from cast iron to nonstick. It protects finishes while providing the control needed for everyday cooking.
Integrated hanging loops make storage simple and accessible. Whether displayed openly or tucked away, each tool is designed to fit effortlessly into the rhythm of the kitchen.
Contoured handles and thoughtfully balanced proportions create a natural feel in hand. From stirring and skimming to flipping and scooping, each tool is made to move with ease.
From risotto spoons and rice scoopers to tongs and versatile spatula-spoons, every shape is designed with intention. Together, they form a collection tailored to the techniques, ingredients, and vessels that define real cooking.
