Until now, I've never really thought about spoon design and construction. But the minute I held this spoon, that's all I could think about!
If I had to use one word description, it would be 'elegant.' The lines, the tubular handle, the angle of the spoon -- it's beautiful.
So functional, easy to grip and maintain the hold. Definitely the sturdiest spoon in my kitchen, able to handle heavy loads. And it's longer than any of my others.
I smile every time I see it and really don't want to use any other one now.
Hey Cuisinart designers, can you expand into the kitchen faucet business, too? Most of those designers could use a few lessons from you!!
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Cuisinart CTG-08-SLS Stainless Steel Slotted Spoon
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Cuisinart's Stainless Steel Slotted Spoons are just as comfortable and useful in the kitchen as they are elegant for tableside serving! The long-lasting stainless steel spoons make preparing dishes easy and are dishwasher safe, making cleanup a breeze.
- Durable stainless steel tools
- Zinc-alloy gadgets
- Easy to handle
- Comfortable to work with
- Elegant styling for serving
- Dishwasher safe
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| Sold By | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Goeielewe | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Millvado |
| number of pieces | 1 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| dishwasher safe | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ |
| weight | 0.28 pounds | 160 grams | 0.05 kilograms | 0.35 pounds | — | — |
| style | Modern | Slotted Cooking Spoon | Tableware | Slotted Serving Spoon | Classic | Classic |
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Perfect for cheesemaking.
Sturdy and well made item. I use it to scoop out cheese curd and it’s perfect for this application.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2017
Item Shape: SkimmerVerified Purchase
[NOTE – since several products are lumped together on the same page, to be clear my review is for the SKIMMER]
It was not a difficult choice to pick this model over some of the others sold here – either a no-name flimsy looking product for twice the price or an all-stainless steel Cuisinart brand for a much more reasonable price. My final decision came down to this one or a similarly-low priced one from Faberware, another brand name I respect. The deciding factor is the shape. I guess it all depends on what you plan to do with a straining ladle and that’s why there are different shapes. My primary use is to scoop cooked hamburger up out of the grease in the frying pan to drain it before dumping it into the recipe I’m cooking. The wire-type of ladle is not suitable because the hamburger would just fall through the holes. The Faberware, while nice, is too deeply dished, which makes it difficult to scoop something up out of a pan and while the product is about the same diameter it doesn’t let me scoop up as much food as the flat bottomed Cuisinart.
I like the shape of the handle compared to some of the other brands. That is a little difficult to describe but in my words this one is more ladle-like compared to being more spoon-like. That affects the way it is held, with this style being more comfortable to me. I also like that the handle has more shape to it, compared to the Faberware for example that is more of a stamped piece of thin metal. Not that it has to lift a lot of weight but I do find the flat metal type of handle bends easier. The skimmer is a full 14” long, larger than expected but very pro quality.
The product I received is labeled and boxed as a Cuisinart brand item with a lifetime warranty, some people have reported that’s not what they got, perhaps they inadvertently received a returned product? It looks identical to what the seller’s page pictures. It is labeled as being stainless steel, I can’t tell, but I can say it has a very highly polished finish.
This is a surprisingly well made utensil for the price though; it is large, heavy-duty and feels like something that would be used in a commercial kitchen. I also use it to skim the stuff from the top of homemade soup and to lift noodles out of the water or a colander. It is quickly becoming a must-have kitchen tool and I’m sorry I didn’t buy one years ago.
It was not a difficult choice to pick this model over some of the others sold here – either a no-name flimsy looking product for twice the price or an all-stainless steel Cuisinart brand for a much more reasonable price. My final decision came down to this one or a similarly-low priced one from Faberware, another brand name I respect. The deciding factor is the shape. I guess it all depends on what you plan to do with a straining ladle and that’s why there are different shapes. My primary use is to scoop cooked hamburger up out of the grease in the frying pan to drain it before dumping it into the recipe I’m cooking. The wire-type of ladle is not suitable because the hamburger would just fall through the holes. The Faberware, while nice, is too deeply dished, which makes it difficult to scoop something up out of a pan and while the product is about the same diameter it doesn’t let me scoop up as much food as the flat bottomed Cuisinart.
I like the shape of the handle compared to some of the other brands. That is a little difficult to describe but in my words this one is more ladle-like compared to being more spoon-like. That affects the way it is held, with this style being more comfortable to me. I also like that the handle has more shape to it, compared to the Faberware for example that is more of a stamped piece of thin metal. Not that it has to lift a lot of weight but I do find the flat metal type of handle bends easier. The skimmer is a full 14” long, larger than expected but very pro quality.
The product I received is labeled and boxed as a Cuisinart brand item with a lifetime warranty, some people have reported that’s not what they got, perhaps they inadvertently received a returned product? It looks identical to what the seller’s page pictures. It is labeled as being stainless steel, I can’t tell, but I can say it has a very highly polished finish.
This is a surprisingly well made utensil for the price though; it is large, heavy-duty and feels like something that would be used in a commercial kitchen. I also use it to skim the stuff from the top of homemade soup and to lift noodles out of the water or a colander. It is quickly becoming a must-have kitchen tool and I’m sorry I didn’t buy one years ago.
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