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Experience the artistry and functionality of the Berard Contour Olive wood Curved Spatula, meticulously handcrafted from a single piece of exquisite olive wood. This spatula is designed to enhance your cooking and serving experience, elevating it to a level of both aesthetics and practicality that only Berard can offer.Experience the beauty of olive wood in every stir, scoop, and serve.

Key Features:

• Handcrafted Elegance: The Berard Contour Spatula is a testament to the timeless beauty of olive wood. Each spatula is expertly handcrafted from a single piece of olive wood, showcasing the wood's natural grain and unique patterns. This results in a kitchen utensil that is not only functional but also a work of art.
• Curved for Versatility: The spatula features a gentle curve that enhances its versatility. Whether you're mixing, cooking, or serving, this ergonomic design provides ease and comfort in your culinary tasks. It allows you to effortlessly mix large quantities of vegetables, sauces, fish, or meat and serve your dishes from pot to plate with finesse.
• Durable and Gentle: Berard's commitment to quality is evident in the durability of this spatula. It does not scratch pots and pans, ensuring the longevity of your cookware. Plus, it's simple to open and does not absorb odors, guaranteeing a consistently pleasant cooking experience.
• Comfortable Handle: The spatula's handle is designed with your comfort in mind. Its shape offers a pleasing grip, making your cooking and serving tasks more enjoyable.
• Care Instructions: To maintain the beauty and functionality of your Berard Contour Spatula, hand wash it and avoid soaking it in water. We recommend regularly applying food-safe mineral oil or beeswax to preserve its luster and protect the wood.
• Crafted in France: Berard, located in the picturesque mountains of Provence, has been a master of hand-crafted olive wood boards, bowls, and kitchen utensils since 1892. The olive wood used in our products is sourced from older olive trees that are no longer fruit-bearing, transforming them into functional works of art and contributing to a sustainable environment.

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