Stalgast 350 mm Serving Spoon for Non-Stick Cookware

A slotted serving spoon lifts food from pans and serving dishes while letting liquids drain away. The perforated bowl lets oil, broth or sauce run back into the pan, leaving the portion clean and ready to plate. This method keeps fried items crisp, vegetables firm and pasta separate, so each serving arrives as intended without pooling or sogginess. The operator lowers the spoon into the pan, scoops the food and lifts it clear. Liquid drains through the slots during the transfer, so the portion lands on the plate or serving dish without excess moisture. The same slots allow steam to escape, reducing splashing when the spoon is moved quickly. The spoon is moulded from glass fibre-reinforced plastic, a material that remains rigid and light under repeated use. It withstands temperatures up to 220 °C, so it can stay in the pan during cooking or be used straight from the oven to the table. The edges are smooth and rounded, designed not to scratch non-stick coatings on frying pans, saucepans or baking trays. A single control is the handle, which the operator grips to direct the spoon. The 350 mm length keeps the hand clear of hot rims and splashes, making it practical for deep pots and large serving platters. The 350 mm size gives reach across wide pans and serving dishes without crowding the worktop. The low weight reduces fatigue during long service periods, and the material does not conduct heat, so the handle stays cool to the touch even when the bowl is hot. The reinforced plastic slides through dishwasher racks without warping and emerges ready for the next service without lingering food or grease. The spoon is dishwasher-safe and withstands thermal disinfection cycles, so it can be sanitised alongside other kitchen equipment. The smooth surface and open slots prevent food particles from clinging, so manual washing is quick and thorough. The spoon is a single article without variants. It is listed in the catalogue under serving utensils for professional kitchens.