​CARE OF WOOD SPOONS​

I prefer hand washing for my wood spoons using a mild detergent. If they begin to feel fuzzy, you can sand them with a brown paper bag and then apply mineral oil. If you want to take an extra step, I really like the Howard's Butcher Block Conditioner. It has vitamin E, Beeswax and Carnauba wax added to the mineral oil. Just these simple steps will provide years of use with your new wooden utensil. 

I am a 5th generation wood worker but the first female in the lineage. I handcraft all types of wood spoons and kitchen utensils that are all functional and ready for use in your kitchen. I use beautiful southern cherry wood which is local to my central Florida home. I hope that you will find a gadget or tool for your kitchen and tell others about my spoons. My hope is that they will become family heirlooms for you for many generations.

​Please click on the Products Tab to see my selection and shop! 

Fort Remington Wood Spoons

As I continue to work on my web site you may want to check out
my etsy shop at
www.etsy.com/shop/fortremington
​or click the link below.

Welcome to Fort Remington Wood Spoons!

DJ Remington, owner, artisan

  I've added laser engraving to my spoons so please ask if you're interested in personalization.  Please use my web site for ordering or click the link below to go to my Etsy shop. Happy cooking!!