Ladle Petromax Chochla 50 cm – Petromax kitchen and outdoor serving utensil

Petromax Chochla 50 cm is a 50-centimeter ladle designed for both kitchen and outdoor cooking. The long, single-piece construction provides reach for deep pots, cauldrons and campfire cookware while keeping the user's hands safely away from heat sources. The ladle's bowl and handle are shaped to allow controlled pouring and portioning of soups, stews and sauces, making it suitable for serving large quantities in domestic kitchens, catering or campsite settings.

Advantages

The Petromax Chochla 50 cm offers an extended reach that improves safety and comfort when working with large vessels and open fires. Its practical bowl shape ensures smooth, splash-minimised pouring and accurate portioning. The robust construction is intended for repeated use in demanding conditions, and the simple design facilitates cleaning and storage after use.

Suitable for

• Serving soups and stews from large pots and cauldrons
• Cooking and serving at campfires, barbecues and outdoor kitchens
• Commercial or home catering where large volumes are prepared
• Stirring and portioning sauces and gravies

Key specifications

• Total length: 50 cm for extended reach
• Bowl shape: deep, rounded bowl for controlled pouring
• Construction: single-piece design for stability during use
• Use: suitable for hot liquids and thick stews in large cookware

How to use

Insert the ladle into the pot or cauldron and submerge the bowl to collect the desired portion. Use the long handle to keep hands clear of steam and open flames while lifting and tilting the ladle to pour. For precise portioning, bring the bowl close to the receiving vessel before tilting. After use, rinse to remove food residues and follow routine cleaning suitable for the material of the utensil.

Usage recommendations

When using the ladle over open flames or hot coals, maintain a safe distance and use protective gloves if necessary. Avoid contact with extremely sharp surfaces that could deform the bowl, and store the ladle in a dry place to prevent corrosion if the material is susceptible.