Gail and I picked up some handmade kitchen tools this past weekend at the
Paradise City Arts Festival. Gail had previously bought a butter dish and spreader from
Jonathan's Wild Cherry Spoons and was excited for us to check out their full selection at Paradise City.
We ended up with a bundle of assorted utensils and made plans to purchase even more in the future as we both really like Jonathan's work. Here is a look at the spoons that made it home with us:
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The Spice Spoon & Honey Stick. Given my honey obsession I am sure to get some miles out of that one. |
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A pair of slightly curved cooking spoons and a fancy tasting spoon that we picked out of the irregulars box. |
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Marmalade Spoon & Pickle Fork round out the utensil shopping spree. |
We were definitely in need of a few more basic wooden spoons like those in the 2nd picture but others, like the Honey Stick and Pickle Fork were impulse buys that I was happy to make. The spoons, along with the butter dish and spreaders and the cutting board set I
previously gifted to Gail have started us off with a nice collection of handmade wooden kitchen items that I am sure will grow bigger over time.
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