FSC Beech Porridge Spurtle - TG Woodware

How cool is this? Wooden FSC wooden beech porridge spurtle, Dimensions:L280mm (11")This is a lovely piece of wood - reminding you slightly of a drumstick - a pleasure to use.Made from FSC® Certified Beech Wood by TG Woodware. And for those...

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How cool is this? Wooden FSC wooden beech porridge spurtle,
 
Dimensions:
L280mm (11")
This is a lovely piece of wood - reminding you slightly of a drumstick - a pleasure to use.
Made from FSC® Certified Beech Wood by TG Woodware.

And for those of you still wondering what a porridge spurtle is, this is what Wikipedia  has to say:

The spurtle (or "spirtle") is a Scots kitchen tool, dating from at least the fifteenth century. It was originally a flat, wooden, spatula-like utensil, used for flipping oatcakes on a hot girdle the Scottish equivalent to a griddle.

Over time, the original implement changed shape and began being used specifically for stirring oatmeal and soups. The rod-like shape is designed for constant stirring which prevents the porridge from congealing and so becoming lumpy and unappetising. It looks like a fat wooden dowel, often with a contoured end to give the user a better grip.

Part of the Steenbergs ecofriendly and sustainable kitchen and cooking utensils.