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Unless we’re talking about a bowl of peas, the wood on this item is entirely too thick and not wide enough to actually “turn” a pancake or fish fillet without completely destroying it.

I have tried to use this spatula for flipping eggs on a cast iron skillet, but failed miserably. I then realized its new purpose: a cast iron skillet cleaner. I guess its being used in some way…

So basically, it’s not good for flipping eggs but good at cleaning cast iron skillets.

I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS DRYING RACK. IT FOLDS UP EASILY AND IS EASY TO PUT TOGETHER.

I love my wooden clothes rack. It is very sturdy. The rods have a coating on them so there won’t be any staining from the wood. No fear of it rusting like the metal racks. It came all assembled. I don’t use it for heavy items, mostly underwear or a sweater over the top rods, so I can’t vouch for how it would hold up to heavy duty use, but it’s perfect for me. It’s much stronger than the flimsy one I had before from the well known discount store that begins with T.

I bought this as a gift for my mother for Mother’s Day. When it arrived, I opened it up to swap out the Earl Grey for Lady Grey (easier on her stomach). The very first time I opened the box, the lid fell off, along with all four screws holding the hinges in place. The wood where the hinges should have been was cracked, and there was no easy way to fix it. To make matters worse, there were *four* teabags. Not four varieties, 4 bags of tea. I’m very glad I opened this up before I wrapped it, I would have been extremely embarrassed to give this to my mom.

I am so happy with this tea box. I didn’t want anything too big. I don’t have the space for that. This is perfect, and so pretty. The dark wood is beautiful and the silvery lettering (TEA) is just the right touch. I like the glass lid so I can see what I have. I haven’t seen a tea box that can compare to this lovely box and the price is unbelieveable for such a nice item…..and the Bigelow Tea is tasty and a nice addition…=)

I got this product for one purpose, to get all the juice out of a lemon. It bothers me to waste real lemon juice. But I noticed how much effort I had been making just to squeeze a lemon, and doing so revealed that I usually have at least one small paper cut on my hands. That stings.

This little reamer makes the job so easy that I cannot believe it took me this long to get one. The fact that it’s made of wood is nice too. It’s easy to clean and nice to hold and use. In the end, this reamer is saving me money. I recommend it.

This is a must have kitchen tool. What a joy to use.
It can extract the juice to the point where what is left inside the
rind is virtually dry to the touch. Cleanup? All I have to do is rinse it
under some running water and “lightly” go over it with a brush, it doesn’t require
soapy water and why would I risk drying out such fine wood with a soapy soak – a quick
rinse and be done with it. Nothing could be easier.

Here’s a tip. I work the reamer over a cup or glass filled with water.
After you have extracted out the juice notice all that small amount of nice semi-dry pulp that
remained clinging to the reamer ribs? Don’t waste that, simply dip the reamer into
that cup/glass of water and the pulp floats off easily into the juice contained water.

Wonderful product, outdoes any mechanical juicer for efficiency and cleanup takes mere seconds.

Enjoy

I first thought $5 for a spoon??!! But ordered it anyway because it looked good and sturdy. The spoon proved to be worth every penny!!! Its very sturdy and convenient to stir large quantities of food. It works great especially when stirring sticky stuff, since its very strong. I haven’t used any other spoon while cooking since I bought this. Highly recommend this.

Oxo wooden spoons are good, but they aren’t as thick as Mario Batalli’s.

They are cheaper though!