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Lengths vary by model, ranging from about 6.53 inches up to 13.35 inches.

Common uses listed include stirring and serving vegetables, sauces, stews, and chili; scooping soups and porridge; mixing ingredients; and serving pasta, desserts, and appetizers.

Some listings note heat-resistant silicone or heat-resistant plastic. At least one mixing spoon specifies a heat-resistance rating up to 400°F.

The listings show spoons made from plastic, nylon, and silicone. Some nylon items are labeled BPA-free, and a few descriptions note recycled content (for example, post-consumer recycled plastic or recycled PP).

Colors mentioned include White, Pink, Lavender, Clear, and Rich Navy Blue.

Multiple descriptions state non-stick compatibility, noting the spoons won’t scratch non-stick pans; at least one listing highlights flexible edges that glide across non-stick surfaces.

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