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HomeCookwareCookware SetsRachael Ray Tools 2-Piece Lazy Spoon & Lazy Ladle Set, Orange |
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19 of 19 found the following review helpful:
 great spoon set Mar 26, 2009
By Dushku
these spoons are both great. the deeper ladle spoon is great for scooping up soup or just putting some pasta in a bowl. the lazy spoon is great because it allows you too cook and get things moving around, yet it also serves up nicely. they both had handles on the sides to hook onto your pots which is so convenient when you do not have extra space on your counter for more spoons. both clean easily!
**********after using these spoons not a whole lot. maybe about 4 times with the ladle spoon, i noticed that the back of the orange spoon is already starting to peel off. the rubber coating is slowly falling off. and i always hand wash these too.
13 of 13 found the following review helpful:
Great spoons, and holy crap they are heavy Apr 19, 2009
By JJAM
"jjam1303"
Everyone was laughing at these spoons when I set them out on the edge of the bowls for people to use, but they soon discovered how great they were and were envious. No more looking for spoon holders, or grabbing the little plates to put them down on.
The deep spoon is great for pasta salads, sauces with chunks in it, soups, and other things where all you need is "one hearty spoonfull." The less deep one is great for general stirring, cooking, getting just those special bit's out of the pan, grabbing that lone meatball, or those slices of beef you have your eye on.
On a serious note, if you have arthritis, these might not be the best tools for you or to give as a gift to someone with arthritis. They are VERY heavy, and they could cause fatigue in weak hands/wrists, especially the large spoon (the thing I swear weighs like 3 pounds). And be careful, the slots on the spoons don't fit EVERY bowl or pan, test it out before you put it on and walk away.
I would recommend these to anyone.
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Great spoons Jan 06, 2009
By Temple Naff
"harleyridingirl"
I was surprised that they were thick rubber. I guess I expected plastic. Once you get over that these are great! I love the way they sit on the pot's edge. Keeps the mess off the stove.
5 of 6 found the following review helpful:
 NOT for leftys Aug 10, 2010
By C. C. Velez
I loved the ideas of these spoons and after much thought, ordered a set for myself. I didn't realize them until I held them in my left hand to cook that they were, in fact, molded for a right handed cook. When trying to adapt and use them anyway, my arm got very fatigued because of the weight. Biggest disappointment of the summer.
5 of 6 found the following review helpful:
 Pretty but not as practical as I hoped Feb 23, 2010
By Christina M. Nowak
"Weight Watcher queen"
I ordered these spoons after watching her use them on the show & thinking "wow, what a great idea!" but when they arrived I was a little disappointed. Let me just say, they are very attractive, a lovely color, if that sort of thing appeals to you, but they are also quite heavy and the dip in the spoon isn't really deep enough to stir things well. It would be better for scraping things. I haven't gotten around to using the ladle yet, maybe I will like it better but I just don't really think these are practical for every day use.
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