Is there any coating or finish on the wood?

From People Who Made The Switch
I tried them all
"I've been through BPA-free, silicone, and two bamboo sets and was done trusting labels. When I got these I washed them immediately and the water was completely clear."
Lasts long
"Almost a year in and they look brand new. My old sets were falling apart within months and these just get better. I don't use anything else now."
Too pretty to hide in a drawer
"I can't put them in the cabinet so nobody could see them. They look so good on my counter and I get compliments every time someone comes over. Also feel so much better knowing my family isn't eating microplastics anymore."
No weird smell, no brown water, nothing
"I've ordered and returned so many wooden sets because of the coating issues. These actually passed my test. Washed them and the water stayed clear. I cook for my grandkids every day and that matters more than anything."
But Not All Wooden Utensils Are The Same
What goes into your set and why it matters
Most wooden utensils on the market are coated in lacquer or shellac — synthetic finishes that crack over time and leach directly into your hot food. You switched away from plastic for a reason. You deserve to know exactly what you're getting.







