Give it a Rest Spatula
We've all done it: gotten gravy on a spotless outfit right before the party. Smeared food across a freshly scrubbed countertop. Put a spoon in the sink even though we'll need it again... all because we don't have a spoon rest. That's why bambuÂź invented the 'Give it a Rest' spatula. The âGive it a Restâ spatula is a combination of a spoon rest and a spatula. This innovative spatula is lovingly crafted from a single piece of USDA certified organic bamboo, with a small, patented bump on the back â a natural characteristic of how bamboo grows. Measures 12 inches long
This bambuÂź Give it a Rest Spatula is carved out of a single piece of certified organic bamboo and has a patented bump on the back that sets the business end above the surface itâs resting on. Itâs about time someone invented a spatula thatâll keep its saucy side off your clean countertops. Plus, this handy, 12-inch long kitchen tool is USDA Certified Biobased, made without glues and lacquers, and wonât scratch your cooking surface or transfer heat.
Do bamboo utensils hold bacteria?
Although bamboo is antibacterial by nature, itâs also porous and absorbs liquid from cooking, so bamboo utensils can still grow bacteria like any other utensil â if you donât wash them. But if you keep them clean, they wonât harbor bacteria.
Do bamboo utensils splinter?
With the right care, utensils made from bamboo wonât splinter. Harsh detergents, high heat, and exposure to water for long periods of time are the most common culprits when it comes to warped, splintered, or discolored bamboo.
Like what youâre seeing? Check out more beautiful bamboo products from bambu, including the Give it a Rest Spoon and the Give it a Rest Slotted Spoon.
How to care for your bamboo spatula
Rinse or wash your spatula right after you use it so food doesnât stick. Itâs dishwasher safe, but wash it by hand with mild soap and warm water to extend its life. Pat away the water with a towel, and stand it up in the dish drainer to finish drying.
- Donât let your bamboo utensils sit in water (or soup!) for longer than a minute.
- If the bamboo starts to look or feel dry, rehydrate it with this luscious Wood & Bamboo Conditioner and Protectant.
- With long-term use, the bamboo may become fuzzy or rough. Simply give it a good rubdown with some fine-grit sandpaper, when needed.
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Give it a Rest Spatula
We've all done it: gotten gravy on a spotless outfit right before the party. Smeared food across a freshly scrubbed countertop. Put a spoon in the sink even though we'll need it again... all because we don't have a spoon rest. That's why bambuÂź invented the 'Give it a Rest' spatula. The âGive it a Restâ spatula is a combination of a spoon rest and a spatula. This innovative spatula is lovingly crafted from a single piece of USDA certified organic bamboo, with a small, patented bump on the back â a natural characteristic of how bamboo grows. Measures 12 inches long
This bambuÂź Give it a Rest Spatula is carved out of a single piece of certified organic bamboo and has a patented bump on the back that sets the business end above the surface itâs resting on. Itâs about time someone invented a spatula thatâll keep its saucy side off your clean countertops. Plus, this handy, 12-inch long kitchen tool is USDA Certified Biobased, made without glues and lacquers, and wonât scratch your cooking surface or transfer heat.
Do bamboo utensils hold bacteria?
Although bamboo is antibacterial by nature, itâs also porous and absorbs liquid from cooking, so bamboo utensils can still grow bacteria like any other utensil â if you donât wash them. But if you keep them clean, they wonât harbor bacteria.
Do bamboo utensils splinter?
With the right care, utensils made from bamboo wonât splinter. Harsh detergents, high heat, and exposure to water for long periods of time are the most common culprits when it comes to warped, splintered, or discolored bamboo.
Like what youâre seeing? Check out more beautiful bamboo products from bambu, including the Give it a Rest Spoon and the Give it a Rest Slotted Spoon.
How to care for your bamboo spatula
Rinse or wash your spatula right after you use it so food doesnât stick. Itâs dishwasher safe, but wash it by hand with mild soap and warm water to extend its life. Pat away the water with a towel, and stand it up in the dish drainer to finish drying.
- Donât let your bamboo utensils sit in water (or soup!) for longer than a minute.
- If the bamboo starts to look or feel dry, rehydrate it with this luscious Wood & Bamboo Conditioner and Protectant.
- With long-term use, the bamboo may become fuzzy or rough. Simply give it a good rubdown with some fine-grit sandpaper, when needed.
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We've all done it: gotten gravy on a spotless outfit right before the party. Smeared food across a freshly scrubbed countertop. Put a spoon in the sink even though we'll need it again... all because we don't have a spoon rest. That's why bambuÂź invented the 'Give it a Rest' spatula. The âGive it a Restâ spatula is a combination of a spoon rest and a spatula. This innovative spatula is lovingly crafted from a single piece of USDA certified organic bamboo, with a small, patented bump on the back â a natural characteristic of how bamboo grows. Measures 12 inches long
This bambuÂź Give it a Rest Spatula is carved out of a single piece of certified organic bamboo and has a patented bump on the back that sets the business end above the surface itâs resting on. Itâs about time someone invented a spatula thatâll keep its saucy side off your clean countertops. Plus, this handy, 12-inch long kitchen tool is USDA Certified Biobased, made without glues and lacquers, and wonât scratch your cooking surface or transfer heat.
Do bamboo utensils hold bacteria?
Although bamboo is antibacterial by nature, itâs also porous and absorbs liquid from cooking, so bamboo utensils can still grow bacteria like any other utensil â if you donât wash them. But if you keep them clean, they wonât harbor bacteria.
Do bamboo utensils splinter?
With the right care, utensils made from bamboo wonât splinter. Harsh detergents, high heat, and exposure to water for long periods of time are the most common culprits when it comes to warped, splintered, or discolored bamboo.
Like what youâre seeing? Check out more beautiful bamboo products from bambu, including the Give it a Rest Spoon and the Give it a Rest Slotted Spoon.
How to care for your bamboo spatula
Rinse or wash your spatula right after you use it so food doesnât stick. Itâs dishwasher safe, but wash it by hand with mild soap and warm water to extend its life. Pat away the water with a towel, and stand it up in the dish drainer to finish drying.
- Donât let your bamboo utensils sit in water (or soup!) for longer than a minute.
- If the bamboo starts to look or feel dry, rehydrate it with this luscious Wood & Bamboo Conditioner and Protectant.
- With long-term use, the bamboo may become fuzzy or rough. Simply give it a good rubdown with some fine-grit sandpaper, when needed.
Ready to green up your entire kitchen routine? Browse more cleaning accessories.
