Price: $12.99
(as of Jul 13, 2024 04:23:33 UTC – Details)
Product Description
The Length: 9.25 inchThe Width of The Head: 4.1 inchThe Depth: 1 inchDurable Ceramic & Smooth Glaze
Functional and Decorative Spoon Rest
Add a country charm to your countertop
A Look That Stands Out: The farmhouse spoon rest is functional and decorative and make a great addition to any kitchen counter tops, stove tops or coffee bars.Makes a Perfect Gift Choice: Our spoon rest for stove top is a great gift for Christmas, Wedding, Birthday Party, Mother’s Day, Housewarming… you name it!
Perfect size to fit big and small spoons, tongs, ladles and whisk nicely. Super cute farmhouse design Keeps your counter clean Heat-resistant, sturdy and safe ceramic
Use for A Vartiety of Kitchen Utensils
Pasta Server
Salad Servers and Slotted Spoon
Flexible Spatula
Basting Brush
Match Your Kitchen Style Perfectly
Designed with the sleek text and rustic farmhouse look style, this spoon holder will surely add a country charm to your kitchen counters, stove tops or coffee bars.
Extra Long and Wider Spoon Rest
This ceramic spoon rest with 9.25 inch length is the perfect size to many utensils, especially for the longer ones.The wider “head” and “tail” part make any utensils more stable without falling off.
Easy to Clean
The smooth surface makes this large spoon rest very easy to clean. Dishwasher safe is a breeze! You can put this kitchen spoon rest in the dishwasher. Life is simple.
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Material
Ceramic Ceramic Ceramic
Capacity
Ideal for Most Cooking Utensils Perfect for All Cooking Utensils 12 fl-oz
Functional & Decorative Spoon Rest: Our 9.25″ by 4.1″ ceramic spoon rest is long and wide enough, which is the perfect size to fit big and small spoons, tongs, ladles and whisk nicely. This vintage spoon holder for stove top fits perfectly with any modern rustic decor and cute kitchen accessories.
