Riveira Bamboo Wooden Spoons for Cooking 6-Piece, Apartment Essentials Wood Spatula Spoon Nonstick Kitchen Utensil Set Premium Quality Housewarming Gifts for Everyday Use

Great quality wooden utensils, highly recommended!

The wooden spoons are what you want if you do not want to eat plastic. However, one of them arrived half broken and it looks like they are not made of the best wooden material, however for everyday cooking they are more than enough.

Cooking Spoons are not well sealed and will probably not be long lasting. Quality if woods used could be better

Nothing like the product images in look or quality. Just a set of plain spoons no logos. Very misleading.

اوصل بكرتونه نظيف جدا

Not great not bad

I opened the product and got splinter on my finger as there are parts of wood not filled down on the utensil. Very poor.

The quality is not what you see in the pictures, plus one of the spatula is half the size... what's with that? Just put the original items pictures so no one will buy them.

I love wooden cutting board, and this is a great one for a small kitchen. It is well made, thick, great material. Easy to use due to the size, and haven't had any issue after using it for a while. I use mineral oil for wood to keep this in a good condition, and it still looks great.

I wanted a small cutting board for times that I am just cutting a small fruit or vegetable and don't want to have to clean a large cutting board. This is made of bamboo and has a nice surface and the bamboo wood looks very good. I have two other bamboo cutting boards and they have been very good for protecting my knives and cleaning well for food safety. This board is small: 8 x 6 inches. It has a juice groove on one side and is smooth with indented hand grips on the other side. The only criticism that I have is that they have a "Thank You" card on the back that is held on with an adhesive. It was difficult to remove the adhesive. I would prefer that they just include the card in their package without the adhesive. I am very satisfied with this cutting board.

I was actually shocked to find that this board is made from real teak. Teak is a fairly expensive common hardwood from Asia. It's usually 4-5x the price of cherry or maple found in North America. Teak is oily and resistant to rot, which makes it a great outdoor wood. So I can't imagine the seller has a huge profit margin with these boards going for $10 and using real teak. Even if they're produced in Asia where teak is cheaper, that's still not a lot of profit to be had. The board itself is decent, albeit very small. The dimensions are provided, so there are no surprises there. My one complaint is the use of juice grooves. There's absolutely no point in using juice grooves on a board this small, and it just takes up valuable real estate. The board is pretty thin, so hopefully it doesn't warp over time (teak should be pretty good about that). It came lightly oiled in what I assume is mineral oil. Some people have complained about glue joint failure. I haven't had a chance to see if that occurs for me, but for anyone concerned you should always keep cutting boards oiled. Use mineral oil, pure tung oil, or a board butter/wax. Any curing board will fall apart if not properly maintained.

My wife hates huge cutting boards and her favorite one just split and needed to be thrown away. I got this to replace that for her and she really loves it. She says that she actually kind of hates to cut on it cause its so pretty. I told her since its solid wood I can always sand it back to a smooth surface if it gets too marred for her.

It's effective as a kitchen tool while it's easy to clean. I apply some food grade mineral oil occasionally.