Earlywood Saute Set, Handmade Hardwood 3-Piece Cooking Tool Combo - Mexican Ebony, Jatoba, Bloodwood

The wood used in this 3-piece is excellent. The shape is great and makes the spatulas very versatile. They are easier to mantain than what I thought. I rub them with some mineral oil once a month and they are good to go. They look stylish, if you can say so of a set of spatulas :)

WOW! These are absolutely GORGEOUS! My first instinct was... I don't want to mess these up by cooking with them.. Lol! I initially was a little worried that these were going to be to wide in the handle area just from looking at the photos. But these are far from it. Super comfortable in the hand and the uses are endless. I will definitely be ordering more in the future to build up a little stock pili for myself and for gifting. Anyone would be LUCKY to receive these as a gift. Bought some Wood Butter by the Bearded Chef to make sure these stay as beautiful as the day I received. I also love that I'm buying an American 🇺🇸 made product and supporting an obviously gifted woodworker.

Like most in quarantine I've been home cooking more, and with home cooking comes home cooking research via YouTube. Bon Appetit never fails me. From Claire's english muffins to Brad's funky garlic ginger paste.So when Brad advertised some handsome spoons I got excited. I love wooden spoons for mixing breads and doughs while they're sticky, but I only have 2 in my house I love for that. My other "wooden" spoons bend and feel like they're going to break. These are perfect!! I also used them to scoop up some potstickers I made yesterday. Love them already. They're lovely and sturdy.Funny enough, I got the spatula set for my husband's birthday and he got me the same thing for Mother's day. So now we have 6, but I'm not complaining.

Like a lot of other people I started cooking more throughout the shutdown, it's one of the few benefits that came from that time. Since I've found myself enjoying the process and have slowly been upgrading/replacing some of my kitchenware and utensils. I noticed a chef that I follow using these spatulas and he finally mentioned that they were Earlywood. I finally ordered this set as well as the 2 of the scrapers and have gotten to the point where I only use the Earlywood utensils. When this set first arrived I was a little concerned at how thin and lightweight they were but after using them for a while I got used to the weight and haven't looked back. They're minimalistic but well made and attractive. I use stainless, cast iron and carbon steel cookware but still like the feel of wood utensils when using them. The photo is after about a month of wear, I have a bottle of mineral oil on the way to treat them. They've held up to stirring in boiling water as well as using them to move food around in skillets and woks. Thus far after daily use I've not had any problems with them, no damage and very little if any wear other than just needing to be oiled which comes with normal use.There's not a lot else to say, if you like simple, well made, intuitive products I would absolutely recommend these Earlywood spatulas! I can see myself investing in more Earlywood products in the future.

These are absolutely beautiful and extremely durable! So excited to have them finally (they’d been sitting in my Save For Later section of the Cart for a long time lol). And a lifetime warranty?? You know you have a quality product. MADE IN USA!!I reached out about one of them bleeding when being cleaned and got a quick and very helpful response. Nothing wrong with it, it’s just part of the natural wood and I just needed to be careful with how it’s cleaned —nothing abrasive on a daily basis.