6 pcs Kitchen Cooking Non-Stick Silicone Utensils Set/Spatula Set with Wooden Handle.

This silicone kitchen utensil set is six pieces in food-grade silicone with solid wood handles, rated for use between 40C and 230C. The point of a silicone set is simple: it does the same jobs as metal without scoring the inside of your non-stick pans, which is what quietly ruins a good pan over a year of use.

• The set of silicone cooking utensils is composed of premium food-grade silicone. It doesn’t bend or break, and it doesn’t contain bisphenol A.
• This set of cooking silicone utensils is extremely heat resistant between 40 °C and 230 °C (104 °F and 446 °F).
• This set of silicone cooking utensils features a solid wood handle that feels nice and smooth to the touch. It also provides exceptional thermal insulation. It could stop heat from transferring when cooking.
• Every wooden handle has a useful hanging hole that makes it easy to transport and store.
• The high-quality material used to make the cooking utensil set for non-stick cookware effectively prevents scratches on the pan’s surface. It may be used to fry, steam, stir, scrape, and fold a variety of meals.
• Kitchen utensils made of silicone are beautiful and robust. It is appropriate for use in a kitchen, restaurant, campsite, backyard BBQ, beach holiday, etc. Appropriate for pastry chefs, bakers, and home cooks.

Why Choose This Silicone kitchen utensil set

The practical argument for a silicone kitchen utensil set is that it protects everything else you own. Metal utensils scratch non-stick coatings, and once the surface is scored food sticks in that spot from then on and the damage only spreads. Silicone is soft enough that it cannot mark the pan, but firm enough to turn, fold and scrape properly rather than flexing uselessly.

Silicone kitchen utensil set: Materials, Sizes and Features

This silicone kitchen utensil set is made from premium food-grade silicone that does not bend out of shape or break, and contains no bisphenol A. It is heat resistant between 40C and 230C, which covers frying and sauteing rather than just gentle stirring. Each solid wood handle is smooth in the hand and insulates well, so heat does not travel up to your fingers while you are working over a hot pan, and each one has a hanging hole for storage.

Caring for Your Silicone kitchen utensil set

Caring for a silicone kitchen utensil set is easy, with one thing worth knowing. Wash the heads in warm soapy water and dry them properly, but do not leave the wooden handles standing in water or put them through repeated dishwasher cycles, because prolonged soaking is what makes wood swell, split and eventually work loose from the head. Hang them by the handle holes rather than leaving them wet in a drawer.

Using a Silicone Utensil Set Day to Day

A silicone kitchen utensil set covers frying, steaming, stirring, scraping and folding, so it handles most of what a home kitchen asks of it. Because silicone will not scratch, it suits non-stick pans, and because it is heat resistant it can rest against the side of a hot pan without deforming. It is equally at home in a kitchen, a restaurant, on a campsite or at a backyard barbecue, which makes it a sensible set for bakers, pastry chefs and home cooks alike.

Silicone kitchen utensil set: Frequently Asked Questions

How many pieces are in this silicone kitchen utensil set?
Six pieces, each with a solid wood handle.

What temperature can it handle?
It is heat resistant between 40C and 230C, or 104F to 446F.

Will it damage my non-stick pans?
No. Silicone will not scratch a non-stick surface, which is the main reason to use it over metal utensils.

Is it BPA free?
Yes. It is made from food-grade silicone and contains no bisphenol A.

Can it go in the dishwasher?
Hand washing is better because of the wooden handles. Prolonged soaking or repeated dishwasher cycles will make wood swell and split.

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