“Cowboy Spatula” made from Texas mesquite wood. Minimalist Design.

This mesquite wood spatula is safe to use on your pots and pans.

Wooden Spatula for cookware that is:
Cast iron
Enameled
Non-stick

Use as an:
Egg Flipper
Pancake Flipper
Pan Scraper
Ground meat chopper
Vegetable Flipper

Tried and true, these Texas Mesquite wood spatulas are a great companion to your cast iron skillets and all your pots and pans - even those non-stick surfaces, too.

Mesquite wood is one of the hardest and strongest woods around (more than twice as hard as walnut!). It will make quick work of any stubborn bits stuck to your pan. Yet, it still isn’t hard enough to damage you delicate cookware.

It's also the perfect partner for your next trip as it takes up less space than a metal spatula! This wooden cooking tool is one that you will pass down through your family for generations to come.

Everyone should own a piece of Texas!

The listing price is for one spatula.


>>HOW TO ORDER<<

>>Choose your personalization option
- No Personalization
- Monogram - 3 letters (in correct order)
- Custom Line of Text - 20 Characters Maximum
- Monogram AND Custom Line of Text
- Heart Initials - 2 Letters (in correct order)
- Your Name Kitchen - 12 Characters Maximum

Monogram/Initials will appear at the top of the spatula in the order given.

Custom line of text will run length of spatula.

See pictures for an example.


>> If you chose to monogram please indicate the letters you wish to be monogrammed. Maximum of 3 letters. The middle letter will be larger. Traditionally the middle letter will be the LAST name.

Letters will be engraved in same sequence as given.

Monogram Example: RWK
Left: R (First Name)
Middle: W (Last Name)
Right: K (Middle Name)

If you only wish to have 1 or 2 letters for your monogram please leave that in the instructions. In this case the 2 letters will be of equal size and will be the size of the middle letter in the pictures. The same will be true if you only wish to have 1 letter.


>> If you choose to have custom line of text please provide the custom line of text will run the length of the spatula. Please limit to 20 characters max all on one line.

Custom Line of Text Example:
Best Flippin' Cook


>> If you choose to have both a monogram and a custom line of text the same guidelines as above apply.


Finished with Coconut Oil
100% Pure Coconut Derived Vegan Oil. I use a very high quality coconut oil made through a refinement process that does not use solvents. This is a food safe oil.

Made from Mesquite wood native to Texas, these hand-made spatulas will be sure to brighten up your next cooking adventure either in the kitchen or your next camping trip.

Texas Mesquite
Made in USA (Texas)
Includes leather loop for hanging

I make these mesquite spatulas by hand. They are not created through CNC (computer machined) each one will be slightly unique (they will have variations in their grain, color and size).

Pricing these spatulas individually. Pictures may show more than one spatula but the sale price is for one spatula.



Collect the whole set!

Slim Model (longer and narrower): https://www.etsy.com/listing/1292896994?ref=listings_manager_table

Mesquite Butter Knife:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1297821110/mesquite-wood-handmade-butter-knife-jam?ref=listings_manager_table

Paddle Spatula:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1190195616/paddle-spatula-handmade-white-oak-wood?ref=listings_manager_table


Direct link to Etsy shop:
https://www.etsy.com/shop/CowboySpatulaCompany



Size (may vary slightly):
11 inches long
3 inches at the widest
1/4 of an inch thick


While mesquite can take abuse, neglect, and will be more durable than a normal wood spatula, please follow this care guide to ensure it lasts decades.

Care Guide:
-Do not leave soaking in water.
-Wipe clean with mild detergent and water.
-Occasionally wipe with food grade oil of choice (mineral oil, coconut oil, avocado oil, etc…).
-When cleaning use the scrubber side of your sponge to help keep it nice and smooth


Thank you



If you would like to know more about mesquite and it’s various uses: https://www.woodmagazine.com/materials-guide/lumber/wood-species-2/mesquite

A quote from above: “In the late 1800s, citizens of San Antonio paved the streets leading to their Texas shrine, the Alamo, with mesquite slabs. In testament to mesquite’s durability, remnants of the wood still surface from the activity of street maintenance.”