Keeps the tools within reach
"I used to keep my cooking spoons in a drawer, but now I have the ones I use most often beside the stove. It makes cooking feel a little more organised."
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Wooden Utensil Holder
A spot by the stove for the tools you reach for while cooking, made from solid wood that complements your kitchen set.
Wooden utensils last longest when they dry out between uses and don't get knocked around. A crowded drawer does neither. They get jammed in with metal whisks and peelers, stay damp in the dark, and you end up digging for the right spoon while the pan starts to smoke.
This holder stands them up by the stove, heads up, where air can reach them and your hand can find them without looking.
Wood next to wood just looks right, so the whole set reads as one thing on the counter instead of a jumble. Every holder has its own grain, and some have a knot like the one in the photo.
Lifetime guarantee
Covered for life. If it cracks or splits in normal use, contact us and we’ll send a new one. One claim per order, conditions apply.
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$39.95
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From People Who Made The Switch
A good match for wooden utensils
"The natural wood finish works nicely with my utensil set. It looks at home on the counter rather than like another plastic storage pot."
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Natural character in the wood
"The grain and small variations give it a more natural look. Mine has its own pattern, which is part of what I like about it."
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Stays put on the counter
"The holder feels solid when I take a spoon out during cooking. I like not having to move it around every time I reach for a utensil."
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Where your utensils spend their day
Your Spoons Spend More Time Waiting Than Cooking
Most of a wooden spoon's life happens between meals, and where it waits decides how long it lasts.
Put it away in a drawer and it sits in the dark, pressed up against metal tools, never quite drying out. That's how good wood ends up dull, dented and split.
Standing upright in an open holder, the heads get air on every side and dry the way wood should.
And when the oil's already hot, the spoon you need is right there, not under a ladle and a pair of tongs.
A Drawer Stores Them. A Holder Looks After Them.
Where your utensils wait and why it mattersIn a drawer, wooden utensils get scraped, buried and put away damp. Standing in a wooden holder, they stay dry, away from metal, and within reach while you cook. |
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| Something nice to look at on the counter |
Frequently Asked Questions
How does shipping work?
Your order leaves our warehouse in 1–2 business days and usually arrives in 7–14 business days. We email you a tracking link as soon as it ships. Typo in your address? Contact us before it goes out.
Does it come with utensils?
No, it's the holder on its own. It pairs with any of our acacia sets.
Will my utensils fit?
It's made for full-length cooking tools like the spoons, spatulas and turners in our sets.
Can I put utensils in while they're still wet?
Give them a quick towel-dry first. The holder keeps them upright and in the air, but water that drips down will collect at the bottom.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the inside with a damp, soapy cloth, rinse, and let it dry upside down. Keep it out of the dishwasher and don't soak it. A little food-grade oil now and then keeps the wood from drying out.
Will it crack?
Wood can crack if it's soaked or left wet, which is why it shouldn't go in the dishwasher. If yours cracks anyway, it's covered for life.
What if something breaks?
Contact us with your order number and a photo, and we’ll send a replacement, whether it’s been a month or five years. This covers cracks and splits from normal use, one claim per order. Cosmetic wear and damage from the dishwasher or soaking aren’t covered. Full details are in our refund policy.
Customer Reviews
96% recommend this product
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A handy spot for cooking tools
"I keep my spatulas and serving spoons in it, so they are easy to grab while I am cooking. It has cleared a little space in my drawer."
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Looks even better in person
"The wood has a warm finish that works with the rest of my kitchen. It is simple, but that is exactly what I wanted."
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Fits my utensil collection
"I have a mix of wooden spoons and spatulas, and they fit inside without feeling too crowded. It keeps the counter looking neater."
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A useful gift idea
"I paired this with a wooden utensil set for a family member who had just moved. It made a practical kitchen gift."
