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Common woods used for wooden kitchen utensils include teak, beech, acacia and bamboo; some knife handles are made from olive wood.

Lengths vary by item. Many common utensils are around 12.99–13.0 inches long, while larger tools such as rolling pins in the available details measure about 16.93–17.28 inches. Check each product’s specifications for exact measurements.

Descriptions note ergonomic handles and balanced weight for comfort, hanging loops on some tools for easy storage, and shorter handles on scoops for simpler handling.

Yes. One listing offers engraving with up to 10 characters and options for type, depth and font provided after ordering.

The small wooden scoop set lists a capacity of 57 ml (1.92 oz) per scoop.

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