Oxo, Good Grips Nylon Slotted Spoon, With Santoprene Handle.
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Product Details
Product Length:
14.38 inches
Product Width:
2.75 inches
Product Height:
1.75 inches
Product Weight:
0.5 pounds
Package Length:
13.75 inches
Package Width:
2.75 inches
Package Height:
1.25 inches
Package Weight:
0.2 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 16 reviews
Features
Deep spoon perfect for lifting dumplings or potatoes
Small holes allow steam and liquids to escape
Sturdy black nylon is safe for nonstick cookware
14 by 3 inches
Dishwasher safe
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: ( 16 customer reviews )
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8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
Heat Resistant To 400 Degrees F. Oct 14, 2005
By o2bmagik This is an excellent cooking spoon. Long and very light weight, the oval perforated bowl is large and the handle is comfortable to hold. According to the OXO website, the spoon is heat resistant to 400 degrees; not the 250 degrees as shown in the product description above.
8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
Veggie must Mar 06, 2004
By Sara Swihart A slotted spoon is a must-have with vegetables. I like how OXO is nice enough that you can use it as serve ware for a casual dinner. The slots separate the juices and the veggies, so you don't have a soggy plate.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Love This Spoon! Aug 21, 2010
By Mamazabakaka
"Tome Raider"
This spoon is the favorite one on my utensil rack. It's sturdy, easy to hold, and the handle's long enough I don't have to get too close to the boiling pot when I use it. I know it's dishwasher safe, but I wash it right after using and rarely put it in the dishwasher because I use it every day and my dishwasher doesn't load up for a couple of days. (Wouldn't dream of running it without a full load, you know.) My daughter came over for dinner the other night and was helping me serve up the food and found this spoon and said, "What a great spoon!" She's an artist, not a homemaker, so coming from her, this is unusual praise. Anyway, Oxo Good Grips is a great line of well-made, easy on the hands products and I've got a wee bit of arthritis that occasionally makes grabbing things painful, so I love this spoon very much and highly recommend it.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Good size, "good grip," sturdy, good quality. Apr 29, 2010
By Jim I needed a spoon with slots or holes for lifting vegetables, etc., out of water in non-stick pots. I checked out the selection at the local WalMart and the ones they had either struck me as being overpriced (even for WalMart) or flimsy. I took a chance on this one because I own a couple of Oxo kitchen products and am very happy with them, and I am pleased with this spoon. (And I was able to combine it with 3 other kitchen items and thereby take advantage of Amazon's 4-for-3 offer.) It has a nice heft and is not at all flimsy, the "good grips" handle is a perfect size for my large hands, and the spoon end is as large as the spoon end of a Revere Ware stainless spoon of this kind I own (which is as large as stainless spoons I used in a professional kitchen many years ago), and water drains through the holes in the spoon quickly. Plus, it's easy to wash, and unlike my stainless spoon, which has wood grips, this nylon spoon can be left sitting in a wet sink. Based on my positive experiences with Oxo kitchen products, I'll look to them first next time I need a new kitchen gadget. They seem to make good quality stuff.
5 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Okay.. Jan 13, 2008
By C. H. Vandiver I think this spoon is a little too thick. That might sound crazy, but when your trying to stir beans, it makes them break apart. Its good for stews and other heavy foods, but if your trying to cook beans, and other fragile foods, go for something else. Normally I love all the OXO products, but this is one I wouldn't buy again.
based on 16 reviews
Heat Resistant To 400 Degrees F. Oct 14, 2005
By o2bmagik
Okay.. Jan 13, 2008
By C. H. Vandiver
