Island Bamboo Pakkawood Slotted Spoon

Pakkawood is a composite material made by layering thin sheets of hardwood with resin and heat-pressing them together. This process creates a denser, more moisture-resistant utensil that is less prone to warping or cracking than traditional solid wood.

Yes. The smooth finish of the Pakkawood is gentle on delicate surfaces, making it a safe choice for non-stick cookware and bakeware without the risk of scratching.

No, this spoon should be hand washed only. Dishwasher heat and harsh detergents can damage the wood's finish and compromise the integrity of the material over time.

The spoon measures 12 inches in total length, providing a comfortable reach for most standard pots and pans. Its weight and grip are designed to mimic traditional hardwood, offering a sturdy feel during active cooking.

Because Pakkawood is moisture-resistant and less porous than untreated wood, it is significantly more resistant to absorbing odors and stains. However, it is still best practice to rinse the spoon promptly after use with highly pigmented ingredients.