The Bokalaka 10-Piece Wooden Kitchen Utensil Set is the perfect microplastic-free, non-toxic kitchen swap. The teakwood ...

The set is designed for smaller pans, bowls, and tasks but functions just as well as larger utensils. Each beautifully made ...

Without the proper tools, cooking and baking is basically impossible. Once you’ve selected the perfect baking sheets and cast iron skillet, it’s time to decide what type of cooking utensils you’re ...

You're standing at your sink, staring down at your trusty wooden spoon, crusted with last night's tomato sauce. You shrug, toss it in the dishwasher for a cycle, and walk away. "It's wood," you think ...

Plastic is cheap, easy to clean and comes in an array of fun colors, making it a popular choice for kitchen staples ranging from colanders to salad spinners to spatulas. Lately, however, there have ...

First, place your spoons in the pot, and cover them with water. Bring the water to a boil on the stove, and continue to boil ...

Think your porous wooden spoon is harboring dangerous bacteria? A leading microbiologist explains why wood might actually be safer than plastic—if you follow these rules.

While not as aggressive as boiling, soaking wooden utensils for long periods is not a good idea either. When submerged, wood ...

Wood utensils aren't too difficult to care for. but over time however, even the best wooden spoons, bowls, cutting boards, and even furniture like desks and chairs start to show their age. Thankfully ...