Oceanstar 7-Piece Traditional Bamboo Cooking Utensil Set in Brown

Nice bamboo cooking utensil set, handy in my kitchen and my fermentation projects, good quality not expensive...

At first I thought it looked cheap but I needed some wooden tools so I decided to try. This was a really pleasant surprise, very effective when cooking with the wok. I am really loving it.

This is a great set!! I use my wooden spoons every day!! I needed wooden spoons and ordered these. I was surprised by the quality when I opened the box!! These are great utensils and are in a very nice container!!

can never have enough. great for mixing, cooking on non stick and serving. grab a set

Amazing quality!! Have had for a year! Safe and healthy cooking utensils

These are far better than the rubber ones

The spatulas are thinner than the other items, but they are fine.

These are a gift for my stepson so I haven't tried them but they are fairly thin and, consequently, the spoons have very little *spoon* to them and are almost flat. Being bamboo, I expect that these will last a long time but, overall, I think the utensil-end of these are just too thin.

The package arrived torn. Then when I opened, I noticed that one of wooden spatula had mold. The others were okay. It is going to be difficult to return them and reorder because of the quarantine.

I WAS SO EXCITED TO FIND AN ALL NATURAL BAMBOO UTENSIL SET HOWEVER WHEN I RECEIVED THE PRODUCT THE BOX WAS SMASHED UP AND ALSO ON THE BOX WAS A PROP 65 WARNING! WALMART DID NOT DISCLOSE THE WARNING ON THE WEBSITE PRODUCT LISTING! (Proposition 65 requires businesses to provide warnings to Californians about significant exposures to chemicals that cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.) Source: newhampshirebowlandboard .com most-bamboo-products-are-cancer-causing DID YOU KNOW THAT FORMALDEHYDE USED IN MOST BAMBOO KITCHEN ITEMS IS CARCINOGENIC? California recently passed a standard for formaldehyde content in laminated wooden ware ("Standard93120-9320.12 Title 7") Typically bamboo is harvested in a four inch Diameter after 4 years of growth. This phenomenal growth is a renewable resource but not large enough to be useful for wooden Salad bowls or larger cutting board or in some cases wooden utensils. Several methods of production are used to create machine made wood. Bamboo is segmented or laminated together and then glued. Wood Pulp, Saw dust or Bamboo fibers are most often crushed then pressed together using extreme pressure with Glue, Fillers, Dyes and Stain and reconstituted as a wooden slab or finished product.