Acacia Wood Salad Bowl with Serving Fork & Spoon - 3 Piece
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A beautifully crafted 3-piece acacia wood salad serving set — one seamless solid wood bowl plus a matching fork and spoon. Carved from a single piece of acacia with no splicing seams, finished with natural soybean oil, and built to last for years of everyday use and entertaining.
Key Features
- Single-Piece Solid Acacia Wood: Carved from one seamless piece with no joints or splices — no food residue buildup and a robust, long-lasting structure.
- Natural Non-Porous Surface: Hard, tight-grained acacia naturally resists water, staining, and odour absorption — safe for all hot and cold foods.
- Food-Safe Soybean Oil Finish: Finely sanded and treated with natural soybean oil for a smooth feel and protection against cracking.
- Matching Serving Cutlery: Includes a one-piece moulded wood fork and spoon with smooth, rounded edges that won't scratch the bowl.
- Natural Thermal Insulation: Solid timber grain slows heat loss, keeping warm dishes at temperature longer during serving.
Specifications
- Material: 100% solid acacia wood
- Finish: Natural soybean oil (food-safe)
- Bowl Diameter: 23.7cm
- Bowl Height: 7.3cm
- Cutlery Length: 26cm
- Pack Contents: 1x Bowl, 1x Fork, 1x Spoon
- Ideal For: Salads, pasta, fruit, grazing tables & everyday serving
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