Stainless Steel Kitchen Utensils Set – 5 Piece Metal Cooking Utensils Set & Large Serving Utensil – Includes Spatula, Ladle, Slotted Spatula, Spaghetti Server & Skimmer

Got rid of all my toxic plastic utensils. This was the perfect option!

It's good the newer non-stick coatings are more durable; I wouldn't use metal on the older coatings. This is probably the most useful set of five I can think of. I use tongs and meat forks as well frequently, but I have versions of those I like better. My favorites among the set are the draining spoon and the unslotted spatula. I have a spoon oval shaped draining spoon but love the round large design here it's more useful. I do pasta sauce canning and it works great for blanching to remove tomato skins. Dunking a tomato into boiling water with the skin slightly scored so you can remove, and the skin will peel off easily. My other drain spoon sometimes loses the tomato back into the pot or worse on the table or floor. This will hold the big beefsteak tomatoes and the smaller plumb style easily. The non-slotted spatula is what I call a "chaun", as it has a curved outer edge used to scrape along the curved surface of a Chinese Wok. I have one made of iron I have to keep dry, or it starts to rust. This one is stainless, so easy clean and no rusting. It works with tossing veggies or meats in a Wok or a round tapered skillet.I make a lot of pasta and spaghetti, and the pasta tool is great for getting it out of the water fast if you want to make al dente cooked spaghetti or fettuccini. When you drain them, they are still cooking a little before all the water is drained out and it can ruin the firmness. With the special spaghetti serving tool, I can quickly remove most noodle type pastas from the pot at the perfect cook level. The ladle is good too for serving sauces and stews. I would ask for a little side spout however on the ladle to make it more accurate when delivering sauces or gravies. My least favorite is the slotted spatula, it's not big enough to turn some things like pancakes. I can't use it to turn things like fried spaghetti which I like to make a lot as its not wide enough. It can work for burgers and does a fair job flipping and chopping ground beef for browning. Although I have better tools, so it's my least favorite, but still good. Recommended.

This is a nice set for the price. Good for everyday use. They are light weight but sturdy.

These utensils are perfect for what I put in my rental properties. They are not all-clad quality, but they certainly aren't all-clad price, either. I would buy them again, but hope I don't have to for a while!

These are not my favorite to use they are too big and bulky, but they are nice quality.

Each of the utensils is individually wrapped to protect the surfaces during shipping. The surfaces are smooth and I did not find any marks or finish blemishes.The handles are a nice fit to my hand (I generally wear a large size men's glove). The utensils have a little bit of weight to them, but are generally pretty light weight. I was thinking as light as they were they wouldn't stand up to use. I tested with lifting things and bouncing a loaded spatula or spoon and there wasn't any bounce at all that I get from the plastic stuff out there.I don't do much pasta work, but it is nice to have a pasta spoon when I do. The other tools I use much more. Most I find for use is the ladle. It is perfect size for portioning out chilis or other dutch oven or crock pot dishes. Sometimes serving size isn't important in an home environment, but sometimes it's important for us to watch portioning, so a comfortable handle ladle is nice to have for this.The utensils clean up pretty easily. I think these would hold up fine in a dishwasher, but I am just accustomed to hand washing. The surface collects a lot of sauces that dry and you think are going to be difficult to clean but the smooth finish is pretty good at releasing anything stuck on it and I find these are pretty easy to clean. The shiny surface does show water spots so make sure you dry well before hanging them up.

Let’s dive in.These are perfect to gift as a home warming gift.Everything a beginner cook needs to make a simple dish (utensil wise) is on here.Soups, eggs, steaks.They are easy to clean.The long grips help so the entire spoon doesn’t get hot.

The media could not be loaded. This is a really nice set of affordable kitchen utensils. They look great and would definitely look nice on a hanging rack in the kitchen--they don't have to be hidden in a drawer somewhere. They're lightweight but seem very sturdy. They're quite large and you will not have to worry about them falling into your frying pan or soup pot and having to fish them out. Their size makes them a bit awkward in my countertop utensil holder. The included tools are very useful, I got them mainly for the slotted spoon but I think that I will definitely get a lot of use out of all of them. The spatulas are nice and thin on the edges to get under food easily and it's really nice that they included a slotted spatula and a non slotted one. The non-slotted one is a little bit curved (see pic) so it's kind of between a spatula and a very shallow spoon, time will tell if that makes it more useful or less so. They have a little bit of flex to them as you can see in the video, but they are sturdy enough to not bend out of shape. The curvature of the handle fits my hand very well and they are very comfortable to hold. I'm really impressed with them.

This stainless-steel kitchen utensil set is not only shiny and new but super functional, especially when I’m not using my non-stick cookware.This is a high-quality set with utensils that are well-designed and well-balanced, featuring extra-long ergonomic handles that make cooking a breeze. They also provide some peace of mind when working over a gas stove.One of my favorite pieces is the larger draining spoon. It’s perfect for fishing out larger chunks of meat from soups and stews, making meal prep much easier.The utensils clean fairly easily, though they do tend to accumulate water spots more readily than my wooden and silicon set, but which I’ve had to replace far too often to count. I’ll happily put up with the spots for something longer lasting.Overall, I’m really impressed with this set. It’s durable, looks great, and has quickly become a staple in my kitchen.

TBH I originally wanted this set specifically for the ladle and egg turner but once I got it and I saw the quality I am using this set almost every day. The metal is very sturdy and the finish is a high gloss and very shiny. They clean up easily and I especially like the spaghetti ladle. The handles are also long enough that you could use it on the BBQ also. Nice set for the price.

Review for: "Cook And Craft Stainless Steel Kitchen Utensil Set - 5 Piece Stainless Steel Cooking Utensils Set Includes Spatula, Ladle, Slotted Spatula, Spaghetti Server & Draining Spoon"This is a large five piece stainless steel utensil set. The spatula is 38.7 cm long by 9.8 cm wide, the slotted spatula is 39.8 cm long by 7.9 cm wide, the ladle is 36.5 cm long by 9.4 cm wide, the spaghetti server is 35 cm long by 8.3 cm wide, and the draining spoon is 39.8 cm long by 12 cm wide.I am happy with the set, although it would be nice if it came with a rack. Luckily I already had a hanging rack in the kitchen that is perfect for it.

Nice utensils. They are well made, balanced and are a nice weigh in-hand. They are comfortable to hold with good ergonomics. They also look great - very high end. There are a couple of things I don’t l don’t love. First, the gloss finish looks great but they are a magnet for fingerprints, water spots, dirt etc. Second, the handles are so smooth they get slippery when they or your hands get wet. Finally there isn’t enough of an angle on the spatula’s handle.Overall though, this is a quality, luxe set.

For years, I have had a drawer full of mismatched kitchen utensils, and I'm very happy I can now throw out most of them and finally have a matching set.These are well-constructed well designed items. They feel good in the hand, and they don't have that "cheap" feel of so many budget utensils. I doubt these will bend or break very easily.The finish is a nice polished steel, and it should last nicely.Of course, these are metal, so you will want to retain one or two plastic utensils if you have non-stick pans.This is a great set, and I'm happy with it.