Big and Burly good 30” Spoon

NOTE: because these are handmade, there could be some minor differences between the picture and what you receive.

Big cooking spoons for those large pots, Be sure to measure the depth of your pot. 30" long and 3-1/4 inches wide. Comes with a leather string, so you can hang it up or you can just cut it off. I do these in my old time bumpy handle so they won't slip out of your hand.This one is made of Cherry, but i do make them in Walnut also. These are heavy duty spoons. Nice thick handle for the heavy stuff. Spoons and spatulas has been washed to raise the grain, then re-sanded and waxed with beeswax and mineral oil mix. Regardless of what some spoon makers say grain raises all the time after use. The grain will break, then fuzz up.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION to know. These spoons, as all spoons are NOT made to with stand dropping on the floor. If they land on the bowl end, they will more than likely break, because this part has a very short grain. So DON'T DROP YOUR SPOON. I will not replace it. Also cracks may occur over time, depending on how well you take care of it. NO DISHWASHER. I will not replace it. I have no control over what wood can do.

Remember on spoons, spatulas, spurtles, forks, rolling pins, ladles, and honey dippers you will not be getting the one that is pictured. That one has already been sold. I try to make all my items designed off the original. Originals will always have a number beside it, meaning one of good a kind.

Let me tell you a little about Cherry and Walnut. Cherry wood is a fine grain wood which means the grains are tighter and closer together. They sand real smooth and won't fuss up much when washed. The colors are deep red to a light reddish tan. Walnut is a coarse open grain wood, which means the grain is a little bigger. They will sand smooth but tend to fuss up a lot when washed then dried. They can be lightly sanded to remove the fuss. The colors are dark brown to a light brownish tan. I use all the colors in cherry and walnut. Both woods might have, what I call birth marks. They could be black marks to twisted grain. I will use these as long as I can sand smooth and they don't have cracks