The Pot Scoop
on June 15, 2015
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This is the unique cooking tool derived from our “Scoop” canoe paddle design. It lit the spark for our continuing … Read More
Cooking Paddles
Right- or left-handed models
The Better Spreader
on June 15, 2015
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The Better Spreader is a great “first knife” for kids Hugs the inside of bowl Gets right under the rim … Read More
The Propeller
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One of our best-appreciated primary tools — because everybody stirs something. Gives juices, sauces, and dressings a quick spin. Sweeps … Read More
The Pan Paddle
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Turns eggs, veggies or meats in a skillet. Deglazes pans evenly for sauce-making. Swoops around sides of pans. Serves casseroles … Read More
The Wedge
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Front edge: Removes cookies from the sheet Serves decent portions of casserole or lasagna Wedges desserts squarely out of the … Read More
The Wok Paddle
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The Wok Paddle: Hugs sides of wok Keeps hand far away from the sizzle Stirs food effectively in a tall … Read More
The Oven Paddle
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Helps remove dishes from microwave or toaster oven Works as an individual pizza peel, mini-cutting board or trivet Size … Read More
The Omelet Paddle
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Especially useful with low-profile non-stick pans Lighter and thinner than The Pan Paddle Pinch hits for The Pan Paddle for … Read More
The Either Oar
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A little extra heft for flipping flapjacks, managing meat patties, or turning vegetables. Its ergonomic handle is comfortable in both … Read More
The Spread Oar
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Mixes and spreads nut butter, cream cheese, sauces. Super avocado scoop and spreader. Size … Read More
The Bake Oar
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Mixes muffins or cookies. Beats bread dough. Folds egg whites into cake batter. Presses crumbs into corners, cooks fruit filling. … Read More
The Heart Paddle
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A sensitive present at Valentine’s. A thank you all year long. One will stir the pot; a pair will stir … Read More
The Kitchen Quill
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Also called The Ebelskiver Turning Tool. Baking: Whisking an egg. Scoring pastry. Fluting a pie crust. Rippling icing. Cooking: Rolling … Read More
Serving Paddles
Ambidextrous
The Serving Scoop
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Serves grains, sauces, fruits and veggies See Pot Scoop for cooking spoon Sizes … Read More
The Straining Scoop
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Strains beets, beans, peas, and fruit salad. Captures olives or cherries in a jar. Makes and serves perfect poached eggs. … Read More
The Wide Serving Scoop
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Appealingly serves mashed potatoes, rice and other grains, squash, legumes and more at the table. Size … Read More
The Long Dipper
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Reaches into tall bottles and deep jars to retrieve cornichons, cherries or candies Size … Read More
The Salad Scoops
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Perfectly matched, these salad servers are split from a single piece of wood. Face-to-face: toss a big salad Tips-together: select … Read More
The Salad Paddles
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This perfectly matched set, split from a single piece of wood, can also be used individually for cooking and baking. … Read More
The Sprongs
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The Sprongs lift, turn, and place portions on a plate. Dip and flip french toast. Turn bacon or sausages on … Read More
The Tines
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Extensions of your fingers Select and serve salads and sushi Retrieve pickles and olives from jars Transport appropriate-sized bites of … Read More
The Slim Sprongs
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Thinner and lighter than the original Sprongs. Turn bacon or mushrooms on the pan. Dive into scalding water and swoop … Read More
The Tender Tongs
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Elegant, more delicate Sprongs. Specifically designed to serve appetizers, olives, canapés or candies. Gently pick up sushi, cheese cubes or … Read More
The Little Paddle
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Instructions engraved on French Press carafes state “stir before pressing”. This miniature has the bevel, balance and bounce of a … Read More
Stands & Boards
Subject to availability of wood
Mapleware® Polish
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We dip each paddle in beeswax and food-grade mineral oil. Our beeswax and mineral oil polish has been formulated to … Read More
The Half Sheller™
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Holds oysters safely in place for easy opening Not an oyster fan? Try it with: Sushi — place sushi in … Read More
The Paddle Stand
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Ventilation hole in base allows drying naturally in air. Ovoid shape is naturally stable. Balanced to support a variety of … Read More
The Cutting Bowl
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For chopping herbs, nuts, tomatoes, or meats. Chop on the proper slope with a mezzaluna, paring, or chef’s knife. Debone … Read More
The Salt Well & Spice Scoop
on June 15, 2016
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from three small holes from the large “filling” hole with or without its little Spice Scoop Care: It’s best not … Read More
The Cutting Board
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Or use one side for wet foods; one side for dry Will stand the test of time, as long as … Read More
Custom Cutting Bowl
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For chopping herbs, nuts, tomatoes, or meats. Two different angles built into the bowl for use with a mezzaluna, paring, … Read More