This great video from Hayley @ Creative Photo Folk shows some very creative techniques for capturing amazing photos of your cutlery. We here at the Cutlery Review are seeing flatware photos everyday and to see this sort of artistry finally applied to our passion is pleasing.
Category: Technique
How To fix Damaged Cutlery. Repair the spoon!
The wonderful folks at TheRepairShop have posted this quick little video on how to repair your silverware. We wouldn’t recommend these techniques for regular old stainless steel cutlery as your fork will probably break, the spoon might be able to handle it. Now you know how to fix your fork without scratching it!
Zeroll Deco Spoon – A Culinary Precision Drawing Decorating Spoon
This cool looking spoon is the Zeroll Deco Spoon, a kitchen tool that takes culinary creativity to new heights. AKA – Culinary Precision Drawing Decorating Spoon. Crafted with precision and finesse, this specialty spoon is designed for culinary artists and home chefs who seek to elevate the presentation of their dishes. The slender, ergonomic handle provides a comfortable grip, allowing for intricate control and delicate movements. The fine, pointed tip of the spoon is engineered for precise drawing, enabling culinary enthusiasts to transform their plates into canvases and add exquisite details to desserts, sauces, or any culinary creation.
Whether you’re a seasoned pastry chef or a home cook with a passion for plating perfection, the Zeroll Deco Spoon is a versatile and indispensable tool. Its stainless steel construction ensures durability and easy maintenance, while the seamless blend of form and function allows users to unleash their artistic flair in the kitchen. Elevate your culinary craftsmanship with this precision spoon, turning every meal into a masterpiece and making your presentations as delightful to the eyes as they are to the taste buds.
The small teaspoon 7 5 inches and the large teaspoon 9 inches. Made of dishwasher safe 430 stainless steel. Thanks to Pam for the recommendation!
How to Make a Spoon
Haven’t you always wondered? We here at the Cutlery Review have always wanted to know how to make cutlery. In this case it’s a plastic spoon (get them while you can!). JohnSL of Random Products shows us how to make an injection mold for a spoon. It’s the science and magic behind the curtain of cutlery.