Hybrid wooden roux spoon spatula spoon hand made from Walnut , Cherry, or Maple wood

It is 12 1/2 inches long and 2 1/2 inches wide.

The front edge is slightly angled to the right (on right-handed versions, left on left-handed) and flattened.

The bowl is medium-deep and has a curve, which I find makes the spoon more functional.

Great for getting down to the bottom of the pot or stirring with, sauteing with, mixing with, scraping a bowl with, and serving.

I like to make my designs as multi-functional as possible.

One spoon to rule them all, so to speak.

This listing has Walnut, Cherry, Maple, and Curly Maple options.

I make both a left- and right-handed version, so check to see if the wood species you want and the handedness you want are in stock.

The left-handed version has a long point on the left-hand side of the bowl.

The one you receive will vary a little in grain and color from the pictures.

Finished with beeswax and mineral oil.

These spoons are finished and ready to ship.

The photos are examples and the one you receive will vary a little in grain and color.

Care is easy, just wash in hot soapy water and towel dry.

Don’t put it in the dishwasher.

Try to wash it quickly or at least rinse it off so that sauce or food doesn’t dry necessitating letting it soak for a long time to get it off.

If you want to make your own, mix 3 parts by volume of mineral oil and 1 part beeswax in a double boiler.

The ratio is not critical, so it’s soft enough to wipe on easily.

Rub it in and then wipe off any excess.

It will go a long way to keeping your spoon in great shape.

I’ve been using some of mine for 16 years now, and they only get more beautiful as the years go by and they develop a patina.

This utensil is “pre-washed,” so to speak.

The grain has been raised with water during the finishing process to remove any loose fiber ends, so the spoon will remain smooth after you use it.

You can help this a lot by applying beeswax and mineral oil using a pad of 0000 steel wool every couple of weeks.

The steel wool will remove any new loose fibers and keep the spoon as smooth as it is out of the box.

A 4 oz.

jar lasts for a long time and it will help to keep your spoon looking and feeling good for many years.

You can make your own by melting 1 part beeswax into 3 parts mineral oil in a double boiler.

It should be the consistency of Chap-Stick when it cools.