Who doesn't love cooking with a wooden spoon? This kitchen blogger recommends taking caution with your wooden spoons and deep ...

Wooden spoons can get especially grimy if you don’t properly care for them. To clean them up, you’ll need unscented dish soap, a good sponge, a clean dish towel or paper towels, and food ...

Though there are several ways to freshen up your cutting boards and spoons, a lemon and baking soda cleaning tip might be exactly what you need to make your wooden utensils as good as new.

Baking soda’s alkaline nature absorbs odors ... Generally, you should replace your wooden spoons about every five years. This timeframe can be shorter or longer, depending on how well they ...