Why the spoon
A single clove of garlic shouldn't cost you a board and a knife.
"The one spoon that stays on the rail."
Wudy Kitchen
Grate, drain, separate, open. One spoon, four jobs.
Four tools in one · 9.5" (23.5 cm), 4.3 oz (122 g)
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“Super cute, very sturdy and the grating function is nice. Overall, great buy for the price.”
Mincing a single clove of garlic usually means a board, a knife, and washing both, just for a teaspoon of paste.
This stainless steel spoon grates garlic or ginger to a paste on its raised teeth, then uses the slots in the bowl to lift vegetables or dumplings from a simmering pot while the liquid drains back in. Crack an egg over it and the white runs through while the yolk stays put.
The handle ends in a bottle opener and a hanging slot. At 9.5" (23.5 cm) and 4.3 oz (122 g), it is light in the hand and easy to keep on a utensil rail.
Rinse soon after grating so garlic does not dry in the teeth; a brush under running water clears them quickly. Hand wash and dry well.
Choose 2 or more spoons to get a garlic peeler, herb stripper and lemon squeezer free.

Roll a clove inside and the skin slips off.

Pull a stem through the holes and the leaves come off.

Squeezes a lemon wedge and holds back the pips.


What $17.99 covers
Raised teeth in the bowl of the spoon.
Lifts and drains from the pot.
The white runs through, the yolk stays.
Built into the handle, with a hanging slot.
Free shipping across the US, duties included.
Why the spoon
"The one spoon that stays on the rail."
Four tools vs. one spoon
A rasp for the garlic, a slotted spoon for the pot, a bowl for the egg, an opener in the drawer — and all of them in the sink afterwards.
Everyday use
Rub a peeled clove or a piece of ginger across the raised teeth. A teaspoon of paste, and only the spoon to rinse.
Scoop vegetables, dumplings or pasta from the simmering pot; the slots let the liquid drain back in.
Crack an egg over the slotted bowl — the white runs through, the yolk stays put. The handle doubles as a bottle opener.
In the box
Ready for the rail
Four tools in one piece of stainless steel for $17.99. Fourteen days at your own stove to be sure, with a prepaid label if you're not.
The details
| Material | Stainless steel |
|---|---|
| Length | 9.5" (23.5 cm) |
| Weight | 4.3 oz (122 g) |
| Functions | Grater, strainer, egg separator, bottle opener |
| Extras | Hanging slot in the handle |
| Care | Hand wash |
Rinse soon after grating so garlic does not dry in the teeth; a brush under running water clears them quickly. Hand wash and dry well.
Made entirely of stainless steel with a brushed surface, it weighs about 4.3 oz (122 g). The grating teeth, drainage slots, and bottle opener are all part of the one piece.
Hand wash and dry it well to keep the brushed finish looking clean.
Complimentary standard shipping across the United States, with no minimum spend.
Orders are prepared within 1–3 days. US delivery is typically 5–10 days after dispatch, UK 3–4 days.
Because the small jobs — a clove of garlic, a drained dumpling, a separated egg — are the ones that fill the sink. One spoon on the rail means one thing to rinse.
Peeled garlic, ginger, and similar soft aromatics. Hard cheese or nutmeg goes faster on a dedicated rasp.
Crack the egg over the slotted bowl. The white runs through into your dish and the yolk stays in the spoon.
Yes. It is all stainless steel, so you can lift food from a simmering pot. Rest it outside the pot between uses so the handle stays comfortable to hold.
Yes. The slot at the end of the handle fits a utensil hook.
Send a photo within 14 days of delivery and we replace it free. Anything later, write to us with a photo and we'll look at it case by case.
Yes — standard shipping across the US is free, taxes and import duties are included at checkout, and there's no minimum order.