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Slotted spoons

16 items total
Perforated spoon B BOIS, de Buyer
26,49 € –26 %
19,39 €
DB270100
Colander ladle PRO 33 cm, Zwilling
33,41 €
ZW37160004
Colander ladle PRO, stainless steel, Zwilling
37,06 €
ZW37160005
Colander spoon B BOIS, wooden handle, de Buyer
26,49 € –26 %
19,39 €
DB270104
Colander spoon DAILY 29 cm, silver, Nicolas Vahé
8,49 €
NV160670013
Colander spoon GREEN TOOLS 29 cm, green, plastic, Eva Solo ES531543
Colander spoon ORIGINAL PROFI 33 cm, silver, stainless steel, Fissler FS084008140000
Colander spoon PROFI PLUS 11 cm, WMF
27,49 € –11 %
24,31 €
WM1871026030
Colander spoon PROFI PLUS, WMF
29,99 €
WM1871976030
Pěnovačka 31 cm, hnědá, silikon, Staub
18,61 €
ST405031000
Perforated spoon STEEL 30 cm, silver, stainless steel, OXO OXO59291
Perforated spoon STEEL 32 cm, silver, stainless steel, OXO OXO3120200

Slotted Spoons – Frying with convenience

What are slotted spoons used for?

Slotted spoons are kitchen utensils that have slots or holes in their bowl which distinguishes them from regular or mixing spoons. Slotted spoons can be used for a range of culinary tasks such as

  • straining bits of food from liquid (broth, boiling water, sauce, etc.) for this reason they are called colander spoons
  • frying - frying food in deep, hot oil
  • draining pasta - if you want to strain pasta from boiling water, a slotted spoon can be used to scoop up the pasta while allowing the hot water to drain away

In Kulina, we offer a variety of slotted and colander spoons that will be perfect for draining thicker or thinner sauces from leading manufacturers like de Buyer and WMF.

What is the difference between a slotted and a perforated serving spoon?

A perforated serving spoon and a slotted serving spoon are both types of spoons used to drain or serve food, but they differ in terms of their design and function. The distinction is basically in the size and shape of their slots or holes.

A slotted spoon has bigger holes which allow for thicker sauces and smaller food particles to drain away as it is being used to serve. A perforated serving spoon has smaller holes to drain excess juice, syrup, or water.

Make sure to check out our selection of kitchen utensils sets and colanders and strainers as well, to get the best results of your culinary experiments.