Fog Linen Work Coffee Scoop

Yes, it is perfectly safe for any dry goods. Its size and shape make it ideal for measuring sugar, loose-leaf tea, spices, or granola.

Because it is solid brass, the metal will naturally develop a patina with regular use and exposure to air. This is part of its character, but you can easily restore its original luster with a standard brass polish if you prefer a brighter look.

Simply hand wash it with mild soap and warm water, then dry it immediately with a soft cloth. Avoid putting it in the dishwasher, as the harsh detergents and high heat can damage the finish.

While the overall size is consistent, the hand-hammered nature of the production means each piece has unique surface variations. You should expect slight differences in texture, which adds to the artisanal quality of the tool.

Brass is a conductive metal, so it will warm up if placed directly on or very near a hot surface. However, for standard kitchen storage, it will remain at room temperature.