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From getting our bake on, to using them to stir the stew in the slow cooker, the humble wooden spoon is something of an unsung kitchen hero. But because we use them so much, wooden spoons are probably ...

Whatever you do, don’t soak them. Like most cooks, I love my wooden spoons. They’re wonderful, essential utensils that we often forget to give TLC — total legitimate cleaning. Like any workhorse, they ...

Wooden spoons can get especially grimy if you don’t properly care for them. To clean them up, you’ll need unscented dish soap, a good sponge, a clean dish towel or paper towels, and food-grade mineral ...

Wooden spoons and cooking utensils are loved for being gentle on cookware, aesthetically appealing, and heat resistant, but their vulnerability to wear and tear is well-known. Cleaning these wooden ...

Wood has long been used for eating utensils as it is lightweight and yet strong meaning wooden spoons can be used for any type of meal and in any pan. Wood expands in water which means soaking spoons ...

Hand washing is the best way to clean wooden spoons, period. To hand-wash wooden spoons, start with a quick rinse under warm running water to remove any larger food particles. Apply a small amount of ...