First, place your spoons in the pot, and cover them with water. Bring the water to a boil on the stove, and continue to boil ...

He said he’d be OK with it once or twice a year as a deep clean, but the advice to do it at least monthly is a bad idea. If, ...

While not as aggressive as boiling, soaking wooden utensils for long periods is not a good idea either. When submerged, wood absorbs water slowly and deeply. If it doesn't dry completely, moisture can ...

Boiling wooden spoons can remove grime, but may damage the wood if done too often. Experts recommend hand-washing wooden spoons with mild soap and warm water to prevent damage. Conditioning oil can ...

From getting our bake on, to using them to stir the stew in the slow cooker, the humble wooden spoon is something of an unsung kitchen hero. But because we use them so much, wooden spoons are probably ...

TikTok is flooded with cleaning hacks, but not all of them are tried and true. One viral hack, for example, is about boiling your wooden spoons to keep them clean...but you really shouldn’t bother.

Hand washing is the best way to clean wooden spoons, period. To hand-wash wooden spoons, start with a quick rinse under warm running water to remove any larger food particles. Apply a small amount of ...

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Wooden spoons can get especially grimy if you don’t properly care for them. To clean them up, you’ll need unscented dish soap, a good sponge, a clean dish towel or paper towels, and food-grade mineral ...