wood salad spoons

Listings show lengths from about 5 inches for mini spoons up to roughly 13 inches for full salad servers. Many common full-server lengths fall near 10–12 inches, with smaller scoops and mini spoons around 5–6 inches.

Common finishes shown in the listings are natural oil finishes, lacquered or stained finishes, and smooth protective surface treatments. These finishes are intended to seal the wood and protect both the utensil and the bowls or cookware they contact.

They are used for tossing, mixing, and serving salads and for helping ingredients combine evenly during everyday salad preparation and serving.

Head widths in these listings commonly range from about 2.7 inches up to about 3.5 inches, with several examples clustered near 2.7–3.0 inches.

Weights vary across the listings, from about 0.06 pounds up to 1 pound. Several individual spoons list weights around 0.1–0.18 pounds, but exact weight depends on the item and whether it’s a single spoon, scoop, or a paired set.