How our wooden spurtles are made
Our wooden spurtles are handmade at our woodshop in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Each spurtle is carved and hand sanded to a smooth finish. Prioritizing local resources, we use hardwoods sourced from the Eastern United States. This allows us to be both friendly to the environment and supportive of local industry.
Using your Lancaster wooden spurtle
Handmade in Lancaster, PA, our wooden spurtles are an original take on the traditionally designed Scottish porridge spurtle. Designed in the Highlands of Scotland in the 15th century, this unique kitchen tool was originally used to stir oatmeal, soup, stew, and broth. Our wood spurtle is useful for even more applications including stirring, mixing, whisking, and icing. Lancaster spurtles are meant to be used in most applications where you would use a spoon or a spatula. They are easy to clean and are the perfect size - 12” long.
Caring for your wooden spurtle
Our spurtles are carved from 100% pure natural Pennsylvania cherry trees. The Lancaster wood spurtle is light but extremely strong, durable, and food safe. It is easy to clean by gently washing with soap and water. To maintain beauty and finish, do not soak in water. Apply butcher block oil or mineral oil periodically to help maintain your spurtle. Extremely durable and backed by a lifetime warranty. Tested and designed for a long life of use in the kitchen.
Who we are
All of our wooden spurtles are handcrafted by American woodworkers. We strive to keep our supply chain as local as possible. Each wooden utensil tells a small part of that story. Our passion is to design cooking and serving utensils that enrich your life through time spent making delicious food, enjoying home-cooked meals, and building relationships around the dining table. All of our kitchenware products are designed and made in the USA and come with a Lifetime Guarantee. If you're looking for the complete collection, check out our Handmade Spurtle Set.
Features:
12" long and 2” wide
Made from Pennsylvania Black Cherry, Maple, and Walnut
Originally developed in Scotland in the 1400’s
Made in Lancaster, PA
