The 10 Best Wooden Spoons

The Nayahose Wooden Utensils (around $24) includes 3 spoons, a salad fork, and 2 spatulas, all handcrafted from teak wood, making the entire set environmentally-friendly. The non-scratching selection is free of BPA, resistant to heat, and can be cleaned with a mild detergent.

The Vremi Kitchen (about $11) comes with a spatula and 4 different spoons made from sturdy bamboo that does not absorb odors. The natural material ensures that they are resistant to moisture to avoid any shrinkage. Each handle is ergonomically-designed for your comfort.

The Ecosall Healthy Cooking (around $12) is a 6-piece, non-coated utensil set made from 100% beech wood. They have thick, flat handles with a hanging hole, they will not scratch your everyday cookware, and they do not get hot to the touch.

The stylish Mondayou Cooking (appx. $22) is available in a set of 4 or 5 kitchen utensils that are nontoxic and friendly to the environment because they are crafted from long-lasting teak. Their solid construction helps prevent them from cracking even when used with high heat.

The Riveira Essentials (appx. $12) contains 6 pieces you can use for cooking and serving meals. Made from bamboo, they are nonstick, so cleanup is easy because foods just rub off with warm, soapy water. Each handle has a hanging hole and the signature R brand.

The BICB Beechwood (around $10) consists of 6 oval-shaped mixing spoons, each one handmade from solid wood. The 12-inch handles makes it easy to reach the bottom of large pots when stirring, and they can be washed by hand or in the dishwasher.

The Neet Organic Serving (around $16) is available in both a straight and wide handled option, and each piece is designed from bamboo for strength and durability. They are naturally antibacterial, and storage is simple with the included organizer.

The Ecosall Heavy Duty (about $11) is a single, large spoon with an 18-inch handle for stirring inside of large pots and an extra-deep bowl for scooping and serving. Made from hard beechwood, it is strong and long-lasting, and it has a smooth finish.

The Hansgo Small (around $7) are handcrafted from schima superba wood that is smoothed and polished for eating from. Each is 5 inches long, making them ideal for soups, cereals, coffee, and tea, and they rinse clean with water for easy cleanup.

The Eddington 50002 (about $7) is created in Europe from Italian olive wood, making it light in weight, but quite durable, as well as giving it a beautiful pattern and color. It is 12 inches in length, and it will not scratch or damage your cookware.