Shop Now. With this set of six brilliant and versatile utensils, you're prepared for any recipe. Each silicone utensil is BPA-, BPS-, and phthalate-free and made without lead or cadmium.

Utensil Essentials. A set of high-quality cooking utensils that can handle everything. Add to cart. Sign up for waitlist. Sold out. OUR GIFT FOR YOU. Read less Read more. Why You'll Love It. Versatility is the name of the game: Flip, stir, whisk, baste, lift, scrape, and spread with ease Ergonomic nonslip handling for precise cooking and designed to stay cool for maximum comfort Dishwasher-safe silicone material is a breeze to clean and maintain.

What's Included. Each silicone utensil is BPA-, BPS-, and phthalate-free and made without lead or cadmium Spatula length, 2. width, 0. height, 0. length, 3. width, 2. width, 2 in. length, 1. width, 1. length, 2 in. Dishwasher safe NOT microwave safe Heat-resistant up to °F, but no open flames or broilers, please!

NOTE: Whisk is heat-resistant up to °F Avoid contact with sharp objects like knives or shears, as they could puncture the silicone Learn more about our limited warranty. Pairs Well With. Always Pan 2. Perfect Pot. Ovenware Set. Mini Always Pan 2. The set comes with a mini spatula, a tall skinny one and a spoonula, which is a cross between a spoon and a spatula.

A unique addition is a mini spoon with a long handle and pointed but still rounded tip that is perfect for tasting and scooping out jars. It's flexible so you can scrape all edges of the pot. The company claims the set is heat resistant to °F, which is a higher temperature than most other brands.

Take note that the set is available in other colors, but the style might not suit all kitchens. The set comes with a crock that our experts say is sturdy and lightweight. Testers find the tools long-lasting and pleasant to use. The spoons have a nice shape and capacity, and the ladle is deep and wide.

The barrel-shaped handles are made of durable stainless steel with a soft foam grip and the nylon heads are safe for nonstick cookware. This is a great starter set for beginner cooks.

Though the set is heat resistant, it is only safe up to ˚F, so you might prefer another set if you cook with very high heat frequently.

Our testers love that one spoon has a straight edge — perfect for scraping up the goodies on the bottom of a pot — and that two of the utensils have angled edges that help scrape the sides of a pan.

The set's handles are thick and feel smooth — about as luxurious as cooking utensils can get. Each solid wood tool is hand-carved and inlaid with a copper rivet for hanging.

The set comes in a clear box that our experts say is fit for gifting. The comprehensive set has a slim, stainless-steel crock with a removable drip tray. It comes with all the essentials plus several specialized tools — including a potato masher, meat tenderizer, can opener and ice cream scoop.

This set is great for new cooks and experienced cooks who are starting fresh. The mixing spatula is great, too, with a firm and flexible head. The spoons are lightweight and sturdy.

One caveat is that with such a robust collection, it can sometimes be difficult to put tools back into the crock. Keep this one bookmarked for wedding gift season. These tools match All-Clad's well-reviewed pots and pans down to the signature handle divet on the D5 and D3 cookware lines.

Our testers said the polished stainless steel utensils feel smooth and glossy and that the caddy is sturdy with plenty of room for other tools if you want to add to your collection. The utensils have a good heft and long handles to keep your hands away from the heat.

The streamlined set includes the essentials: ladle, solid spoon, slotted spoon, turner and fork. Keep in mind that while stainless steel tools are easy to clean, they are not safe to use on some nonstick surfaces. This beautiful three-piece set from Staub is made of silicone and acacia wood, making each piece feel sturdy and comfy in the hand.

The wok turner is wide and slightly scooped, which our testers said gets under foods well. While not flexible, the ladle is wide and oblong and great for serving. The utensils are well constructed with a heft and beauty that matches enameled cast iron cookware well.

In the Good Housekeeping Institute Kitchen Appliances and Innovation Lab, we have a century-long history of testing kitchen essentials, including kitchen knives and kitchen shears. Our experts analyzed the most popular utensil sets on the market and those from top brands and evaluated them for look and feel.

They then used them for various cooking tests in the Lab and sent them home with consumers to report on how they held up with prolonged use. Testers will continue to use the utensil sets and make notes on the longevity of the tools over time.

You might want more than one kind of spatula, or you might absolutely require a pasta server. If you're tight on space or just want to upgrade a few of your most used items, opt for a more tightly curated set , such as the Staub 3-piece set.

You'll need a silicone or wood utensil set to preserve the coating on your nonstick cookware. If you cook over high heat or grill frequently, stainless steel materials can handle the higher temperatures and burnt-on bits.

If you own all of the above cookware, consider a versatile utensil set, like our top pick, the GIR piece set , which you can use on all pans. Also, note how the utensils need to be cleaned and cared for. Some materials — like stainless steel and silicone — can go in the dishwasher.

Others — like wood — must be washed by hand and occasionally treated with mineral oil. Perry Santanachote is a contributing writer for Good Housekeeping. She has been testing and writing about the best kitchen tools and cookware for over 10 years.

She has even more experience in the food industry, working as a recipe developer, food stylist and cook. For this guide, Perry worked closely with Nicole Papantoniou , the director of the Good Housekeeping Institute Kitchen Appliances and Innovation Lab, who has overseen content and testing related to kitchen and cooking appliances, tools and gear since She tests and reports on kitchen appliances and cooking tools.

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