Silicone Cooking Utensils | Wooden Handle, Non-Stick Cookware Heat Resistant Kitchen Utensil Spatula, Slotted & Solid Spoon, Soup Ladle, Slotted Turner and Spaghetti Server,| Acacia Wood - Light Grey

These are great silicone utensils that won't hurt your non-stick cooking surfaces, and hold up to heat as advertised. They look nice and are of very good quality. Would absolutely purchase again if needed.

The length was not stated, so I was worried they would be too short. However, the wood handle is 71/2 inches and overall 12 inches. It takes getting used to silicon tools, but with ceramic pans, they are essential. These are very nice and I recommend them.

The media could not be loaded. I really like the white silicone utensils. They look beautiful on my counter top and they work fantastically. They are easy to use for all cooking needs. The only downfall is when you use it for pasta (red sauce), it stained the silicone. I will try running it through the dishwasher and see if it reverts back to the beautiful white color.

I was looking to replace some flexible silicone cooking utencils (with metal handles) I inherited from my mother that I love and which are now showing their age. Couldn't find a match and have found it difficult finding ones with metal handles that are large enough for the quantity of cooking I do. Given reviews and styling, I tried this set. I love the neutral colors (selected light grey) and organic handle. They have a good feel in my hand and fit better in my shallow drawer than other spoons/spatulas. But, every utensil seems a bit smaller than I need. My 11-year old thinks they are fantastic, by the way!The spatula is barely large enough to flip an egg and pancakes have to be small for it to work effectively. The ladle is great for my smallest sauce pans, but it requires at least two, if not three, ladles full to fill a bowl that would normally take one ladleful.I think these are a great addition to the ones I have, to have flexibility when I need daintier utencils ... but, the search for replacements will continue. I think they'd be perfect for apartment living, where drawers tend to be limited and for cooks who cook in small batches.I should add that I do love the scraper, perhaps because I don't use it to spoon out portions.

I got these this week - they are visually appealing (look great on my counters in the marble jars), the wooden handles are sturdy and rustic looking while still being finished. The silicone is awesome since it doesn't scrape pans and doesn't melt - and easy to clean. Time will tell if they stain with something like tomato sauce - but for now, they're perfect. The best part is the price! 7 pieces for under $30 !

They’re more mint green then aqua, which is fine, I like the color, but I got them to match my aqua toaster and it didn’t work out too well, so I separated the utensils from the toaster so it wasn’t as obvious. They’re pretty, they do their job well. It’ll give your kitchen a pop of color. I recommend, but no what you’re getting yourself into with the color!

The company was pestering me to give this review before I have had a chance to use them but here is my impression.I needed a spoon to stir a full crockpot of hamburger and a spatula that wouldn't scratch my pan. I think the spatula will be fine but the spoon is not heavy duty enough as I could tell by the way I flexed it in my fingers. I could have snapped the end off but I will try to find a use for it an try to find another spoon. The silicone is good for light use as it bends very easily, it's not rigid plastic.Edit (added info after trying): I still think the handles could break under the pressure if I were to try to use them for stirring a large crockpot full of meat but I have used the spatula and the non slotted spoon. They are very good for non scratching and seem to do what they are designed for. They do have an interesting feel to them when stirring. They are not overly spongy but definitely different from what I'm used to. They don't seem to be very porous meaning eggs and stuff don't seem to dig in like my old plastic ones but that may change as they get older (I have no idea at this time).So far so good on the ones I have used for dainty work but I will still have to find a heavier spoon.

These are great but hand wash only - Handles will not last in the dishwasher. Photo of light gray is true to color.