Metal Utensil

Brasso is a tarnish-removal metal polish for brass, copper, chrome, and stainless steel. It’s offered as a liquid or a wadding pad soaked with it. Brasso works exceptionally well with metal cutlery.

This article discusses cleaning methods for stainless steel and silver cutlery. Natural chemical processes tarnish metal utensils. Homeowners can use baking soda and other ordinary household cleaners to restore their utensils.

This article discusses the benefits of using stainless steel bowls and spoons when preparing sourdough bread. It also discusses the safety of using metal tools in the baking process.

This article discusses the pros and cons of using metal utensils with Le Creuset. It also discusses the best way to use metal utensils with Le Creuset.

This article discusses the pros and cons of using plastic and metal utensils. It also compares the two in terms of their environmental impact.

This article discusses the differences between titanium and stainless steel cookware & utensils and their pros and cons. It also discusses the advantages and disadvantages of each material.

Is it possible for metal utensils to scratch or otherwise deform stainless steel? We know that stainless steel is tough (even tougher than anodized aluminum), but the surface of steel does have its limits. Find out if stainless steel will hold up against other metals in today’s blog.

This article discusses the pros and cons of using steel utensils in ovens. It also discusses the safety of using stainless steel bakeware in ovens.

This article discusses why your utensils can have a metallic taste in your mouth. It also discusses how to get rid of metallic taste in utensils.

This article discusses the dangers of leaving metal utensils in your food and the benefits of using metal utensils in your kitchen.