Olive wood spatula, baking and cooking turner
Olive wood spatula, baking and cooking turner
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- Ships in under 3 working days
- One of a kind, hand-carved in Tunisia
Product details
Product details
An all-purpose turner for flipping, scraping, and serving — from stir-fries to pancakes. Choose a basic flat or curved edge, or the tapered fish-shaped design for delicate foods. Hand-carved from a single piece of olive wood.
Hand wash and oil occasionally to keep the finish smooth.
Personalisation
Add a name, initials or a short word (up to 35 characters) – the engraving is done by laser in Switzerland. It is free, and your order still ships in under 3 working days: simply fill in the engraving field on this page before adding to cart.
A kitchen tool with a name on it makes a small, personal gift for a keen cook, a housewarming or a thank-you.
One of a kind: the grain and colour vary from piece to piece. Yours will look like the photo, without being identical.
Care
Care
Care
Wash by hand in warm soapy water, then dry straight away with a cloth. Never in the dishwasher, never left to soak. From time to time, feed the wood with a few drops of food-safe oil: it keeps its colour and stays smooth.
Free engraving
Free engraving
Laser engraving is free and done in Switzerland. Type your text (35 characters at most) in the field before adding the item to your cart.
An engraved piece is made for you: it cannot be returned or exchanged, unless it is faulty. Please check the spelling.
Delivery and returns
Delivery and returns
US$15 delivery, free from US$120 (4 to 8 working days). Minimum order US$49. US duties and tariffs included: nothing to pay on delivery.
Ships from Switzerland in under 3 working days, engraving included, with tracking.
Returns: 14 days after delivery for items without engraving. Engraved pieces are made for you: they cannot be returned or exchanged, unless they are faulty.
Our wood
From a Tunisian olive tree to your table
Wood from old olive trees that no longer bear fruit and were bound for charcoal: no tree is felled. Each piece is hand-carved in Tunisia, then checked and engraved on request in Switzerland.
