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Cherry Wooden Spreader

Cherry Wooden Spreader

We source unfinished cherry wooden spreader knives and condition them with nontoxic Wood Wax, so they arrive safe to use at your family table. Each spreader is durable, long-lasting, and sourced from single-piece local cherry wood.
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Heirloom Cherry Wood Spreaders for Big Dinners and Little Helpers

With big dinners and little helpers, we need nontoxic kitchen tools to keep up. Our obsession with wooden goods started with durability, but it quickly evolved into something deeper. Wooden spoons need to be well-conditioned to keep their heirloom quality, and we’ve found God’s fingerprint in the care and keeping of natural things in our home.

This wooden spreader measures about 8 inches from top to bottom, and each one has its own unique grain pattern. They are hand-carved in Pennsylvania by Jonathan’s Spoons and finished with Schneider Goods Co’s nontoxic Wood Wax. Use them for spreading peanut butter, scraping out jars, or serving charcuterie spreads.

Benefits of Your Cherry Wooden Spreader:

  • Highly durable USA cherry wood
  • Never finished with mineral oils
  • Artisan piece for your family table
  • Much healthier than plastic utensils
  • Carefully crafted by hand

Yes, Our Cherry Wooden Spreaders Meet Your Standards:

✔️ Sourced from Pennsylvania cherry wood
✔️ Exceptional stability and fine texture
✔️ Each spreader has a unique grain
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The Ingredient Glossary

Cherry Wood

Cherry Wood

In woodworking, cherry wood is used for high-end products and adds a bright and cheerful presence to your space. Cherry blossoms and berries seem to infuse their joy directly into the wood, which is harvested in Pennsylvania.
Fractionated Coconut Oil

Fractionated Coconut Oil

We prefer virgin coconut oil for cooking or skincare, but it easily goes rancid. The fractionating process creates an odorless, flavorless, and highly shelf-stable product to restore wooden goods. It’s still a natural option and preferred to palm oils or chemical-based wood restoring agents.
Beeswax

Beeswax

Packed with nutrients, we really love beeswax for its holding power. It creates a soft, breathable barrier that keeps moisture in the skin. It helps with skin elasticity, cell health, and hydration, and it’s always our first choice for sensitive skin. We source our wax from pure honeycomb cappings, harvested at local apiaries practicing regenerative agriculture.

Ingredient List

USA cherry wood, finished with organic fractionated coconut oil and local beeswax

Your Use and Care Guide

Wash your cherry wood spreader with hot, soapy water. Let it dry completely. When stored, make sure it’s propped up to allow airflow. When your spreader starts to look dry, oil it with our nontoxic Wood Wax.

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Find Intention in Beautifully Crafted Wooden Goods

Our priority is to create high-quality tallow skincare and artisanal goods that are practical for families — with ingredients and materials that stand toe-to-toe with luxury brands.

Frequently Asked Questions About Wooden Spreaders (FAQs)

Cherry Wooden Spreader

How to Care for a Wooden Spreader

Natural wood dries out over time and needs a conditioning agent to keep it soft. Most brands use mineral oils, but we prefer a blend of fractionated coconut oil and beeswax to add moisture back into the wood grain. You’ll want to condition your wood products about every two weeks, or anytime they look dry.

Can Wooden Spreaders Go in the Dishwasher?

Wooden spreaders ask for a little more intentional care than plastic dishes, so they shouldn’t be put in the dishwasher. But they’re easy to handwash in soapy water.

Are Wooden Spreaders Better Than Plastic?

Wooden spreaders are much more durable than plastic, and they don’t release microplastics and hormone disruptors into our food. They are generally considered much better options than plastic and are better for the earth and our communities. Wood is heat-resistant, has natural antibacterial properties, and adds beauty to your space.

What Can I Use a Wooden Spreader Knife For?

Place it on a charcuterie board to spread cheeses or jam, hand it to your child to butter their toast, or mix up the separation in a jar of peanut butter.