Kai Wooden Utensils Set
Kai Wooden Utensils Set
A five-piece acacia wood utensil set for stirring, turning, straining, scooping and serving through the everyday rhythm of cooking.
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The everyday tools that bring a meal together.
The Kai Wooden Utensils Set includes five considered shapes for the different ways you prepare and serve, from stirring sauces and straining ingredients to turning pancakes and portioning rice.
Made from small-leaf acacia wood, each utensil is gentle on non-stick cookware and comfortable to use. The natural grain brings warmth to the kitchen, while the complete set keeps the tools you reach for most within easy reach.
Thoughtful Details
- Complete five-piece set for everyday cooking and serving
- Small-leaf acacia wood
- Gentle on non-stick cookware
- Five shapes for everyday cooking
- Lightweight, comfortable handles
- Material: Small-leaf acacia wood
- Ladle: 27 × 7.5cm
- Slotted spoon: 28 × 8.5cm
- Spatula: 33.5 × 8cm
- Turner: 31.5 × 7.5cm
- Rice paddle: 18 × 7.5cm
Hand wash with warm, soapy water and dry promptly. Do not soak or place in the microwave, oven or dishwasher. Apply a food-safe wood oil when the surface feels dry.
Complimentary local delivery on orders over S$40. Orders are usually packed within 3 working days. Exchanges are accepted within 7 days, subject to our returns policy.
Gentle on the pan
Smooth wood stirs, lifts and turns without scratching non-stick cookware.
One shape for every task
Choose the piece you need or bring the full five-piece rhythm into the kitchen.
- Small-leaf acacia wood
- Non-stick friendly
- Hand-finished
- Reusable
- Natural grain
Made to feel good in hand
Warm, lightweight handles make everyday cooking feel a little more grounded.
Your questions, answered.
No. Natural grain, colour and small markings vary from piece to piece, making each one unique.
No. Hand wash and dry promptly to preserve the wood.
No. Keep natural wood away from microwaves, ovens and direct heat.
No oiling is required. Wash with mild detergent, rinse and dry promptly after use. Avoid soaking the utensils in water for extended periods, as prolonged moisture may damage the wood and its finish.
Natural variations and small markings are part of solid wood and are not considered defects.
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