Utensils

Meet the heroes of the hot stuff: kitchen utensils built for life around the stovetop. Since 1977, Peter’s of Kensington has helped Australian homes tackle every scrape, scoop and sizzle with quality tools made for daily duty. Explore spoons, spatulas, ladles, whisks, tongs and utensil sets in silicone, timber and stainless steel, ready for whatever your kitchen serves up.

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Why buy a quality set of kitchen utensils?

All hail the kitchen utensil: whisker of eggs, flipper of pancakes, stirrer of sauces and fearless strainer of pasta. Quality kitchen cooking utensils make cooking smoother with silicone and timber designs that stay kind to non-stick pans, sturdy, heat-safe handles and a can-do attitude. From stovetop to serving, they tackle whatever your kitchen can conjure.

 

Your guide to choosing the right utensils

 

Choose your kitchen utensils by what you cook most. Silicone is heat-safe and gentle on non-stick cookware, wood is sturdy and pan-friendly, while stainless steel brings durable, dishwasher-safe muscle to metal cookware.

For the everyday line-up, start with spoons, a slotted turner, ladle, whisk, spatula and tongs, then add specialist players like a fish slice, masher or skimmer when the occasion calls for it. Kitchen utensil sets are a smart move for new homes or cookware upgrades, bringing the core cooking crew together in one beautiful kit.

 

Complete your kitchen kit

 

Once the utensil drawer has all its players, round out your kitchen crew. Add bakeware for everything from bubbling bakes to birthday cakes, mixing bowls for whisking, tossing and folding, then bring in organisation and storage to keep the kitchen kit neat, reachable and ready to roll.

Frequently Asked Questions

Good kitchen utensil sets should cover the everyday jobs first: a cooking spoon, slotted spoon, turner or fish slice, ladle, whisk, tongs and spatula. Once you have the basics, add specialist tools like mashers and skimmers to suit what you cook. The goal is to have a lineup that can stir, whisk and serve without leaving any job understaffed.

Silicone, nylon and wooden kitchen utensils are the best match for non-stick pans because they’re gentle on coated surfaces. 

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