🥄 Olive Wood Mustard/Sugar/Salt Spoon, Naturally Med, 5-inch Length Review

This little spoon is so beautifully grained and well carved; I can't wait to use it. Not only will it be functional, but it will also be beautiful enough to draw positive comments around the table and envious requests for a link to the product, I'm sure ;) . This is a beautiful spoon and well made.

I'm very happy with this little spoon. The texture of the wood is beautiful and the surface is very smooth. It's a solid little spoon that doesn't look cheap at all. And the price was right too. It came with a cleaning and care card. Goes perfectly with the small olive wood bowl I have.

Goes really well with my wooden salt shaker! It's small and durable. Just the right size for sprinkling salt when cooking. Maybe a little less than a teaspoon, but it really helped me keep the salt clean when my hands are covered in food while cooking. I use it for salt and sugar. I'm not sure if this requires a heavy wash, so I just give it a light rinse after each use. With tips for saving wood. I was thinking of a metal spoon but I'm very glad I got this one. I love it!

I ordered two of these to stir coffee in a French press (wood isn't that conductive dissipates much heat than metal). One of them is perfect in every way. The color of the wood and the structure of the fibers are impressive, the quality of the wood is excellent, without defects, as well as an excellent shape and natural surface. Unfortunately, the second item had several flaws - ulcers, which were eliminated by some kind of filler. The color and grain are nice, but the filled spots make me…

Absolutely awful, very discouraged! The spoon arrived safely, but the horribly bitter chemical taste renders it unusable. The flavor is so bad it completely overwhelms anything you want to eat with it (I bought it as a honey/mixing spoon for a very delicate teacup). I made the mistake of licking off the excess honey and was appalled at how the unpleasantly bitter chemical taste permeated the taste of the honey. I tried washing the spoon to see if the bad taste went away but the spoon handle…