Matfer Bourgeat 11-7/8" Tan Exoglass Spoon Review

I really like this spoon. In lots of ways it's superior to both wooden and silicone spoons. I've been hunting for a good stirring utensil for my non-stick pots and pans and I think I may have found it with this exoglass spoon. The silicone spoons while okay for stirring are terrible for dishing out as they are far too slippery. The wooden spoons I have work well, but aren't dishwasher safe. The exoglass spoon solves both these problems. It has a nice long handle and a deeper bowl than most…

Just the right length and size for multiple cooking experiences. I have and older model and it still does good. Sometimes I need two depending on what I am cooking.

I’m not sure how this amazing cook’s tool never made it on my radar, but I’m so glad I finally found it. For anyone who likes a great wooden spoon, but doesn’t like to oil or hand wash wood, this spoon is a wonderful substitute. I particularly love the rounded handle, shape of the spoon head and it durability. It’s perfect for cooking and baking. The only thing I don’t like is the extremely sticky label that the manufacturer puts on the handle that requires some sort of oil to remove.I’ve…

This is my "go-to" spoon, when making kneadless bread. I love the long length as it fits well in my deep bowl. The handle is sturdy and is up for the task of stirring dough without breaking or bending. I'm certain it would be great for other tasks, but this is my bread spoon.

These are absolutely the best informal serving spoons my wife and I have ever used or owned.They are large and made from a plastic which seems totally inert in every soup, sauce, pudding, or even Texas Chili to which we've exposed them. They come with and without holes, so make sure which you are ordering (I own both). Unfortunately, the color selection seems limited to red and blue. Handles are comfortable and sturdy.Also, you should try the mixing spoons, which have absolutely replaced every…