Wooden serving spoon KESPER DE7628941 33 cm Acacia FSC-certified

KESPER DE7628941 is a 33 cm wooden serving spoon crafted from acacia wood and certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC). The spoon is intended for everyday kitchen tasks such as stirring, mixing and serving both hot and cold dishes. Its natural wood construction provides resistance to wear and helps protect delicate cookware surfaces from scratches. The overall design includes a comfortable handle and a rounded bowl suitable for portioning and gentle stirring.

Advantages

The acacia material offers natural density and durability while remaining lightweight for daily use. FSC certification ensures the raw material is sourced from responsibly managed forests. The wooden surface is gentle on non-stick and enameled cookware and does not conduct heat, which makes the spoon comfortable to hold during hot cooking. The length provides good reach for pots and deep pans without putting strain on the wrist.

Suitable for

• Stirring soups, stews and sauces
• Serving cooked vegetables, rice and pasta
• Mixing ingredients in bowls and pans
• Use with non-stick, stainless steel and enameled cookware

Key specifications

• Material: acacia wood
• Length: 33 cm
• Surface finish: smooth, food-contact safe natural finish
• Certification: FSC-certified wood
• Handle type: ergonomic, full-length wooden handle

How to use

Use the spoon for stirring, mixing and serving both hot and cold foods. The rounded bowl is suitable for scooping and portioning, while the long handle keeps hands safely away from heat. Avoid prolonged soaking; clean by hand with mild detergent and warm water, then dry thoroughly to preserve the wood. Do not place in a dishwasher or expose to direct prolonged heat sources.

Usage recommendations

To extend the lifetime of the acacia spoon, periodically treat the surface with a light coating of food-safe oil (for example mineral oil or a kitchen-grade vegetable oil), allow it to soak in and wipe off excess. Store in a dry place and avoid continuous exposure to high humidity.