My friend asked for the best non-toxic cooking utensil recommendations, and I suggested these stainless steel, wooden, and ...

Swap your plastic tools for these silicone cooking utensils that won’t leach microplastics into your food. These 9 ...

This is an easy way to reduce your exposure to microplastic particles. An easy way to reduce your exposure to microplastic particles is to replace your plastic kitchen tools with wooden cooking ...

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First, place your spoons in the pot, and cover them with water. Bring the water to a boil on the stove, and continue to boil ...

When it comes to choosing a cooking utensil, there are almost too many options out there. Do you want plastic, nylon, stainless steel, silicone, or wooden? Truthfully, if we were to choose just one ...

While not as aggressive as boiling, soaking wooden utensils for long periods is not a good idea either. When submerged, wood ...

Keep your plastic utensils away from piping hot meals or risk ingesting a slew of toxic chemicals, health experts have warned. Scientists say many cooking spoons, whisks and spatulas contain harmful ...

Kitchen utensils like spoons, spatulas, whisks and knives have a lifespan — but knowing when to replace these items can be a bit of a mystery. In addition to basic guidelines for how long these ...

Kat Thompson is the audience editor of Eater’s Southern California/Southwest region. My wooden spatula has been through the wringer. It’s what I reach for when I need to scrape and deglaze a pan, it ...