158-744564BrowneModel 744564
Browne Wood Spoon, 14 in, Heavy Duty, Alpine Beechwood w/ Wax Finish (744564)
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The Browne 14in Alpine beechwood spoon with wax finish is built for commercial kitchens. Durable, moisture-resistant, and balanced for deep mixing in stock pots or large bowls.
Key features
- 0114-inch extended handle for deep mixing in stock pots and large bowls
- 02Alpine beechwood construction for durability in commercial kitchens
- 03Wax-coated finish resists moisture, preventing warping or damage
- 045/8-inch diameter shaft for a balanced, non-slip grip
- 051-year warranty for added peace of mind
Description
The Browne 744564 14-inch wooden spoon is a workhorse for commercial kitchens, designed for durability and performance. Crafted from alpine beechwood, this heavy-duty spoon withstands frequent use while providing a comfortable, balanced grip. The wax-coated finish resists moisture, preventing warping or damage, making it ideal for mixing stocks, soups, or folding batters in deep pots and large bowls. Its 5/8-inch diameter shaft ensures stability, reducing the risk of slippage during demanding tasks. Whether you're a professional chef or a restaurant owner, this Browne spoon delivers reliability and precision in high-volume kitchen environments. Invest in a professional-grade tool that stands up to daily use without compromising on comfort or performance.
Specifications
- Manufacturer
- Browne
- Color
- Brown
- Length (in)
- 14
- Material
- Alpine Beechwood
- Product
- Wooden Spoons
- Product Type
- Baking Supplies
- Warranty
- 1-year
- Weight
- 0.22
Details
- 01Made of alpine beechwood
- 02Wax-coated finish resists moisture
- 035⁄8-in. dia. shaft
- 0414-in. overall length
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