Oster Ingram 14 Inch Acacia Wood Serving Spoon - Natural Brown

Oster Ingram 14 Inch Acacia Wood Serving Spoon in Brown

The one utensil that will never scratch your good pans. The Oster Ingram (model 985122287M) is a solid serving spoon carved from acacia - a dense, close-grained hardwood with natural warm-brown figuring - measuring a full 14 inches so your knuckles stay clear of a hot pot. Wood will not scar a nonstick coating, will not conduct heat up the handle, and will not react with acidic sauces the way some metals can.

Key Features

• Safe for Nonstick Cookware: Wood cannot scratch a nonstick or ceramic coating, which is exactly why it belongs in the utensil crock next to your good pan.
• Full 14-Inch Reach: A 9-inch handle keeps your hand well clear of steam and hot rims when you are working a deep pot.
• Solid Acacia Hardwood: Dense, close-grained and naturally figured - acacia is prized for its durability and its warm brown tone.
• Stays Cool: Wood does not conduct heat the way stainless does, so the handle stays comfortable even after resting in a hot pot.
• Solid Bowl, Not Slotted: This is a solid serving spoon - the right choice for sauces, stews, grains and anything you want to keep the liquid with.

Specifications

• Model: 985122287M
• Collection: Ingram (Oster)
• Material: Acacia wood
• Color: Natural brown
• Overall Length: 14 in
• Overall Width: 3 in
• Handle Length: 9 in
• Head Length: 5 in
• Head Width: 3 in
• Weight: 0.2 lb
• Care: Hand wash

Perfect For

Serving stews, chili, curries, grains, mashed potatoes and pasta sauces; stirring risotto; scooping from a slow cooker without gouging the crock. A natural pairing for anyone who has just bought ceramic or nonstick cookware and needs utensils that will not ruin it. Also an easy, useful housewarming or holiday add-on gift.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Will it scratch my nonstick pan?
A: No. Acacia is a soft-enough material relative to cookware coatings that it will not scar nonstick or ceramic surfaces.

Q: Is it dishwasher safe?
A: No - hand wash. Dishwashers dry out and crack wooden utensils over time.

Q: Is this slotted or solid?
A: Solid. Oster also makes an Ingram slotted spoon, but that is a different item - this one is the solid serving spoon.

Q: How long is it?
A: 14 inches overall: a 9-inch handle with a 5-inch spoon head.

Care & Use

Hand wash in warm water with mild soap and dry immediately - never leave a wooden utensil soaking. Do not put it in the dishwasher, the microwave or the oven. Condition occasionally with food-grade mineral oil to keep the grain from drying and cracking.

Why Choose Oster?

Oster has been in American kitchens since the 1920s, and its Ingram line brings real hardwood utensils to an everyday price. Oster publishes actual dimensions - handle length, head length, head width - rather than a single vague 'length' figure, which is how we can tell you exactly how far your hand will sit from the pot.

Shipping & Warranty

Warranty is not published by the manufacturer for this item. Ships fast from CurbGo with tracking.