Black Melamine Slotted Turner
Chef Craft's line of Melamine Kitchen Utensils are both simple and sleek. They come in either black or white and do not scratch nonstick pans. The handle shape and lightweight design makes them easy to use over long periods of time.
Our Products
All of our products have been extensively used in our kitchens to ensure that we are bringing our customers the best value possible. We have run our turners through the dishwasher hundreds of times before marking them dishwasher safe, and have cooked with our silicone utensils for years to verify their durability. Each detail is scrutinized and revamped by both our employees (and their families), so we are confident that we bring you the best possible products.
Our Story
Chef Craft was founded in 1985 by Peter Ernster. It was passed down the family through the generations. We have kept the same vision as the beginning: bringing our customers the best value based products that we can. Today, it means shifting towards sourcing products made with more sustainable materials like bamboo and wheat straw.
Black Melamine Slotted Turner
Chef Craft's line of Melamine Kitchen Utensils are both simple and sleek. They come in either black or white and do not scratch nonstick pans. The handle shape and lightweight design makes them easy to use over long periods of time.
Our Products
All of our products have been extensively used in our kitchens to ensure that we are bringing our customers the best value possible. We have run our turners through the dishwasher hundreds of times before marking them dishwasher safe, and have cooked with our silicone utensils for years to verify their durability. Each detail is scrutinized and revamped by both our employees (and their families), so we are confident that we bring you the best possible products.
Our Story
Chef Craft was founded in 1985 by Peter Ernster. It was passed down the family through the generations. We have kept the same vision as the beginning: bringing our customers the best value based products that we can. Today, it means shifting towards sourcing products made with more sustainable materials like bamboo and wheat straw.