Stainless Steel Kitchen Collection - B Kitchenware
Stainless Steel Butter Dish with Lid
€12,95Unit price /UnavailableStainless Steel Digital Precision Scale
€10,95Unit price /Unavailable- €8,95Unit price /Unavailable
Stainless Steel Kitchen Shears
€6,95Unit price /Unavailable- €6,95Unit price /Unavailable
Stainless steel premium kitchen tongs
€14,95Unit price /UnavailableStainless Steel Spatula 25.5 cm
€8,95Unit price /Unavailable- €8,95Unit price /Unavailable
Stainless Steel Premium Potato Masher
€9,95Unit price /UnavailableStainless Steel Wok Spatula 38 cm
€8,95Unit price /UnavailableStainless Steel Soup Ladle 35 cm
€8,95Unit price /UnavailableStainless steel kitchen utensil set with holder
€44,95Unit price /UnavailableStainless Steel Paper Towel Holder 30 cm
€11,95Unit price /Unavailable
Discover our other sustainable collections
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the healthiest material for kitchen utensils?
Stainless steel (304 grade), cast iron, and wood are widely considered the healthiest options. They do not release harmful substances into food. Plastic kitchenware can release microplastics when heated, and Teflon coatings can produce toxic fumes above 260°C. Stainless steel is inert: it does not react with acidic or alkaline nutrients.
Does stainless steel kitchenware not give my food a metallic taste?
No. Stainless steel is an inert material: it does not react with food acids, alkaline substances, or fats and does not impart any taste, smell, or substances to your food. That is also the reason why stainless steel is preferred over aluminium, which can show a slight reaction with acidic dishes.
Is stainless steel better for the environment than plastic kitchen utensils?
Yes, in the long run. Stainless steel lasts for decades without needing replacement, does not release microplastics, and is fully recyclable at the end of its lifespan. Plastic kitchen utensils need to be replaced more frequently due to wear and tear and contribute to plastic waste. In practice, one stainless steel spatula replaces several plastic versions.
Is stainless steel kitchenware dishwasher safe?
Yes. Stainless steel kitchen utensils are completely dishwasher safe and retain their shape and quality even with daily use in the dishwasher. Please note: rinse off any salty or acidic residues in a timely manner and dry the utensils after the dishwashing cycle for an optimal lifespan.
How long does stainless steel kitchenware last?
With normal use, high-quality stainless steel kitchenware lasts for decades — there are no coatings to wear off or parts that need replacing. The material does not warp under heat, rust, or break. Plastic and aluminum kitchenware generally have a much shorter lifespan, especially with intensive daily use.
Can I use stainless steel utensils on non-stick pans?
Not recommended. Pure metal on a non-stick surface can damage the coating, which may cause small particles to end up in your food. Use silicone or wooden kitchen utensils for non-stick pans. Stainless steel utensils are ideal for use in regular stainless steel pans, cast iron pans, and enamel pans.
What are the disadvantages of stainless steel kitchenware?
Stainless steel has no non-stick coating, which means food can stick if too little fat is used or the temperature is incorrect. Furthermore, the material is susceptible to scratches when using abrasive sponges or metal utensils. Scratches are visible but do not affect the quality or safety of the material.
Is stainless steel kitchenware safe — does it contain any harmful substances?
Yes. Premium 304 stainless steel (also referred to as 18/8 or 18/10) is completely food-safe and BPA-free. The material contains no coatings that can flake off, no plasticizers, and no microplastics. It is the same quality that is the standard in professional kitchens and the food industry.