Walmart has 5-Piece The Pioneer Woman Olivewood Kitchen Cooking Utensil Tool Set (PWD4968818141ET) for $10. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
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The Pioneer Woman 5-Piece Olive Wood Tool Set will be your kitchen staple for easy everyday cooking. Made of luxurious olive wood, this tool set is great for serving a variety of dishes such as roasted corn, mashed potatoes, vegetables, baked beans, and casseroles. It can also be used for sauteing and turning a variety of foods. This durable set is great to use on non-stick surfaces, and the natural wood grain ensures each piece is unique. Add a touch of Ree's ranch to your kitchen with The Pioneer Woman 5-Piece Olive Wood Tool Set. Meet Ree: Ree Drummond is a NY Times Best Selling Author, TV personality, social media phenom, and the woman behind the popular Pioneer Woman lifestyle blog that started it all. She's also a lover of butter, basset hounds, Ethel Merman, her hunky, cowboy husband Ladd, and their four kids. Her casual country style and delicious recipes have made her a go-to for all things cooking and entertaining. The Pioneer Woman 5-Piece Olive Wood Kitchen Cooking Utensil Set Made of Olivewood Handwash Only Great to use on non-stick surfaces Mix and match with other kitchen essentials from The Pioneer Woman collection
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Walmart has 5-Piece The Pioneer Woman Olivewood Kitchen Cooking Utensil Tool Set (PWD4968818141ET) for $10. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
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Did you soak it in some food grade oils prior to using it?
Wooden utensils like these need to be maintained. The wood will dry out from being washed and dried. Coating with food grade oil helps to keep the wood soft and resilient.
Since these are carved, there is a chance you got bad grains but usually maintenance will keep these working.
The spatula shape is the one that can get worn down eventually, though.
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The quality sucks. After only a few uses, the one with the flat edge started chipping.
Did you soak it in some food grade oils prior to using it?
Wooden utensils like these need to be maintained. The wood will dry out from being washed and dried. Coating with food grade oil helps to keep the wood soft and resilient.
Since these are carved, there is a chance you got bad grains but usually maintenance will keep these working.
The spatula shape is the one that can get worn down eventually, though.
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The quality sucks. After only a few uses, the one with the flat edge started chipping.
Sounds like you may heve bought a set from the earlier Feb deal on them, when they were priced at $15, like I did.
I bought 6 sets at that time for gifts and only 1 set out of the 6 sets had very bland 'crappy-grain, no color variation' olivewood. Another set was 'so-so', while the other 4 sets had great looking color variations and tight, yet heavy, grain. It all makes a difference.
They do need to be kept oiled with food-grade oil, just as Nothingworked said.
I haven't given them as gifts yet, and Walmart won't price match even on these recently bought sets, so looks like I'll return all 6 sets and repurchase to recoup another $30 savings.
Mine are marked return eligible until May 15.
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If you need some inexpensive food grade mineral oil you can get a bottle of Equate Mineral Oil Laxative, 16oz for $2.85. Good for treating these spatulas and wooden cutting boards.
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If you need some inexpensive food grade mineral oil you can get a bottle of Equate Mineral Oil Laxative, 16oz for $2.85. Good for treating these spatulas and wooden cutting boards.
Why not just dip in olive oil and leave it for 24 hours and then wash off with light dish detergent
Why not just dip in olive oil and leave it for 24 hours and then wash off with light dish detergent
Personally I don't like to use olive oil because it can go rancid over time when exposed to air. If you use the spatulas often then that probably won't be a problem.
I don't use wooden spoons or butcher blocks every day so I prefer mineral oil because it's neutral and doesn't go rancid. I like to rub a light coat of oil into the wood. The friction creates a little warmth, pushes the oil into the wood and buffs it smooth the same way as buffing oil or polish on wood furniture. I guess you could soak it in oil but I think that would waste oil and could get a little messy.
Why not just dip in olive oil and leave it for 24 hours and then wash off with light dish detergent
I second what Widowmaker said. Mineral oil is best for any wooden kitchen tools like cutting boards, knife handles, spatulas, because it is neutral and will not go rancid. It's probably cheaper too, depending on what you buy.
I bought two on the last deal and both sets were pretty crappy. On the normal spoon utensil, the handle was kind of curved on both and compared to a higher quality olive wood utensil that I already had. The green pattern and quality is just really poor
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Wooden utensils like these need to be maintained. The wood will dry out from being washed and dried. Coating with food grade oil helps to keep the wood soft and resilient.
Since these are carved, there is a chance you got bad grains but usually maintenance will keep these working.
The spatula shape is the one that can get worn down eventually, though.
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Wooden utensils like these need to be maintained. The wood will dry out from being washed and dried. Coating with food grade oil helps to keep the wood soft and resilient.
Since these are carved, there is a chance you got bad grains but usually maintenance will keep these working.
The spatula shape is the one that can get worn down eventually, though.
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I bought 6 sets at that time for gifts and only 1 set out of the 6 sets had very bland 'crappy-grain, no color variation' olivewood. Another set was 'so-so', while the other 4 sets had great looking color variations and tight, yet heavy, grain. It all makes a difference.
They do need to be kept oiled with food-grade oil, just as Nothingworked said.
I haven't given them as gifts yet, and Walmart won't price match even on these recently bought sets, so looks like I'll return all 6 sets and repurchase to recoup another $30 savings.
Mine are marked return eligible until May 15.
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Edit: Nevermind, I bought this set.
I don't use wooden spoons or butcher blocks every day so I prefer mineral oil because it's neutral and doesn't go rancid. I like to rub a light coat of oil into the wood. The friction creates a little warmth, pushes the oil into the wood and buffs it smooth the same way as buffing oil or polish on wood furniture. I guess you could soak it in oil but I think that would waste oil and could get a little messy.
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