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Long Slotted Nylon Spoon for Jars and Hot Liquids
Long Slotted Nylon Spoon for Jars and Hot Liquids
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Long Slotted Nylon Spoon for Clean, Controlled Serving
This long slotted nylon spoon is designed for precise scooping and efficient draining, making it a reliable tool for everyday kitchen tasks. Crafted from durable, heat-resistant nylon, it withstands temperatures up to 220°C, allowing you to work safely around hot liquids, sauces, and cooked foods. The slim, elongated handle reaches easily to the bottom of jars, cans, and deep containers, while the compact head offers excellent control when serving.
The slotted spoon head allows excess liquid, oil, or marinade to drain away quickly, so you can serve only what you need with minimal mess. Use it to lift preserved fruits from syrup, pickled vegetables from brine, olives from jars, or small items from boiling water and soups. Its smooth nylon surface is gentle on non-stick cookware and glass, helping to prevent scratches and wear. Lightweight and easy to handle, it is simple to clean and store in any standard utensil holder or drawer.
Why It's a Smart Choice
- Efficient draining - Slotted head quickly removes excess liquid, brine, or oil for cleaner serving.
- Reaches deep containers - 20.2 cm length and narrow handle make it easy to access the bottom of jars and cans.
- Safe for cookware - Heat-resistant nylon up to 220°C is gentle on non-stick and glass surfaces.
FAQ
Q: Is this spoon safe to use with non-stick cookware?
A: Yes. The nylon material is smooth and non-abrasive, making it suitable for non-stick, ceramic, and glass cookware.
Q: What are the exact dimensions of the spoon?
A: The spoon has a total length of 20.2 cm, a head length of 5.2 cm, and a width of 3.5 cm.
Q: Can I use it for hot foods and liquids?
A: Yes. The spoon is heat-resistant up to 220°C, so it can be used safely with hot dishes, soups, and sauces.
Q: How many spoons are included in the package?
A: The package contains 1 x Long Slotted Nylon Spoon.
