These salad fingers have got it all - big enough to serve up large salads and small enough to give you great control when tossing and flipping. Handcrafted from mesquite wood and turquoise, they're not just for salad - they're perfect for pasta and fruit salad too!
Each pair of salad fingers measures about 7.5" long and 4" wide. As with all handcrafted items, slight differences in design, patterns, wood grain, and appearance are to be expected.
To care for your salad fingers, rinse with warm water and if needed, use a non-abrasive cloth or sponge. Avoid soaking in water.
Details
- Each pair of salad fingers measures about 7.5" long and 4" wide
- Turquoise inlay fills the natural cracks and veins in the wood
- To care for your salad fingers, rinse with warm water and if needed, use a non-abrasive cloth or sponge. Avoid soaking in water
- As with all handcrafted items, slight variations in design, patterns, wood grain, and appearance are to be expected
About Ron & Christine Sisco
Ron and Christine Sisco have been handcrafting wooden kitchen utensils and breadboards for more than twenty-five years. Their work is created with sustainable domestic hardwoods, specifically mesquite, cherry and black walnut. Ron and Christine use the natural flaws they find in the wood to inlay turquoise, malachite, river rock and other stones. Using the natural cracks and knots in the wood as part of the design enables them to choose interesting pieces of wood that otherwise would never see their full potential.
Everything they create is fully functional. Often, we hear from customers that their work is too pretty to use, but we disagree. Life is to short not to surround yourself with beauty!