Hand Carved Wooden Spoon, Small Wood Serving Utensil, Jam Spoon, Salt & Spice Spoon, Vermont USA Made Gift, Buy 2 for free gift wrap and tag

Name: Hand Carved Wooden Spoon, Small Wood Serving Utensil, Jam Spoon, Salt & Spice Spoon, Vermont USA Made Gift, Buy 2 for free gift wrap and tag
Brand: VermontSpoon
SKU: 918426719
Price: 24.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (499 reviews)

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These little hand-carved spice and salt spoons are a perfect addition to any wooden spoon collection. They can be used for jams, tea, and condiments, and are pretty enough to use at the table. All of our spoons are hand-carved in our workshop in Vermont, USA.

This is for 1 (one) spoon. Buy 2 for complimentary gift wrapping and tag. We will
refund if you buy 2 spoons and order gift wrap.

• 6-inches long, with a shallow 1 1/2-inch round bowl.

•Hand-made in sustainably farmed Vermont Cherry or Walnut Wood

•Keep by the stove or table in your salt bowl. Use for serving and spreading jam and condiments. Makes a pretty teaspoon.

•Carved by hand and sanded perfectly smooth with excellent craftsmanship and then sealed with food-safe-Danish oil for a beautiful finish. Our spoons make lovely and thoughtful heirloom-quality gifts.

•Easy to care for, just hand wash with mild soap and water and dry with a soft cloth.

•Thoughtfully and carefully packaged in recyclable materials.

•Available to ship the next business day; turnaround times are fast; shipping upgrades, gift wrap, and gift messages are all available. Please add these to your order.

•Our spoons are individually made by hand; when purchased, you will receive a utensil similar to the ones pictured. Colors and grain can vary. Please message us if you have questions.

•Return policy: The buyer will pay any concurrent fees within seven days and for exchange only.

• All of our spoons are sold by the piece. This is for 1 (one) spoon.

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Ships from Jonesville, VT

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Spoon Care and Maintenance
Your handmade wooden spoon is sanded to a smooth surface and sealed with food-safe *Tried and True oil to seal the wood. Make sure to leave yours out of standing water, and don’t use the dishwasher for cleaning. We hope you will enjoy using and cooking with your spoons daily. The more they are used, the wood will acquire its unique character. Some woods, like cherry, will get darker over time with exposure. You can give your dry spoons a light sanding from time to time with 400 fine grit sandpaper, apply a light coat of oil, let dry, and polish with a soft cloth. *Danish oil is also linseed oil. It is food and environmentally safe.

Cherry: Richly-grained honey-colored wood. Cherry usually deepens over time, creating a richer hue. Some darker sap lines may be visible.

Walnut: Chocolate-colored wood. Some grain can be visible. Walnut wood can be light or dark.

Ambrosia Maple: Grain patterns in wood caused by abnormal growing conditions, also called figured maple, allow for contrasting shades of light and dark. "The streaked wood offers a unique and charming appearance that captures the essence of nature at work. Surprisingly, the wood is just regular maple that's been visited by certain beetles who left holes that allowed a fungus to discolor the wood. Don't worry -- kiln drying evicted all bugs from the wood."

Birch: Light to reddish-brown, wavy /curly grain