The bowl is designed along classic, centuries old lines that serve well.    The handle is fashioned to supply a comfortable and firm grip and a hanging loop.    These spoons are much stouter than anything I've seen anywhere else.    After bending a few store-bought spoons during a chili cook-off,  I decided to make something that would work right!

It is nearly impossible to get the handle to twist evenly due to the uneven heating in my forge.    However, this just gives it much more character!    Care for your spoon like you would any good cast iron cookware.

Here's the back of another spoon and an alternate handle style.    The twist is much more even on this one.    Note the smooth-filed weld joint.    The steel is about 3/8 inch square where it meets the bowl,   making it a very strong and solid utensil.    These spoons are a joy to use!

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