Long before refrigeration and canning, people relied on the sun and wind to preserve the harvest. It's still a smart way to save summer produce for later.

So what happens when you boil your wooden utensils? We decided to test out the theory with Lifehacker’s Senior Food Editor, Claire Lower. Claire used a spoon she’s owned for years as her ...

Getty Images How to Clean & Care for Wooden Spoons To clean wooden spoons well, wash them with hot water and mild dish soap. Letting them air-dry fully on their own is a critical step—instead of ...

Always wash a wooden spoon with unscented soap immediately after each use. “I don’t use scented soap because it can leave a residue,” Michael explains. Since wood is porous, it is also ...

When properly cared for, wooden spoons can last for years in the kitchen. Here are the right and wrong ways to clean and care for your wooden spoons to prevent cracks, splinters, and warping.

Your wooden spoons might be making you sick, woman warns. Here’s how to fix that ‘Everything is a hazard now …’ Mars Ramos Posted on March 3 2025 12:00 am CST withlove_tere/Instagram ...

Wooden Spoon takes it one step further, regularly setting aside revenue potential for the sake of community building. MY Place (Mankato Youth Place) is one of the beneficiaries.