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Begin a new pastime with a favorite tool
When everyday life is busy, a day off can be a chance to make some time for yourself.
Enjoy spending a little longer on something you love in the kitchen, whether cooking a meal or baking a treat.
A favorite kitchen tool can be a good place to begin.
One piece that feels good to use can change an ordinary kitchen task into a small pleasure. Discover tools that make everyday cooking more enjoyable.
Grate, stir and prepare a small ingredient
Made from firm, resilient beech, it grates with a light touch.
The wooden grater has no metal blades. Tap grated aromatics into a pot, then use it to stir. The reverse side can serve as a small surface for cutting an ingredient.
Wooden tongs made from a single piece
A single piece of wood is carefully bent into tongs with a smooth, comfortable feel.
Useful for stirring, turning and serving, one pair can take on several tasks while you cook.
A light, useful wooden turner
Straight-grained wood gives it flexibility and helps resist warping.
About 20 g in weight and 3 mm thick, it is useful for stir-fries and rolled omelets. The wooden edge is gentle on cookware during normal use.
More comfortable kitchen work with conte
Make everyday kitchen tasks a little easier.
conte's Makanai collection takes a fresh look at the stainless-steel bowl.
Its unrolled rim avoids the folded edge where flour and dirt can collect, making washing straightforward. A small detail you can appreciate each time you use it.
For those who love to cook.
A useful tool that feels like a good choice every time you reach for it.
Thoughtful details
The generous depth helps contain splashes when mixing eggs or cream, and a low center of gravity helps the bowl stand steadily.
The rim pours neatly with less dripping: a thoughtful detail in an everyday bowl.
Stack, cover and store
The shallow perforated strainer has a neat form that is gentle on ingredients. Set it on a tray for serving, or over a bowl for draining and straining stock.
The tray can also serve as a cover, making the collection useful for refrigerator storage.
