Personalised Olive Wood Spatula with Six Holes – 30cm

One line of your chosen wording, laser engraved along the handle.

Sunday potatoes, midweek vegetables and your own words on the handle: this personalised olive wood spatula brings a personal detail to everyday cooking.

Its broad head has six small, round drainage holes, allowing excess oil and cooking juices to pass through as you lift food from the pan. The long handle gives useful reach for turning and serving, while its approximately 70 g weight keeps it light in the hand.

Choose the household cook’s name, a kitchen nickname or a short message. Your wording is laser engraved directly into the handle by Byard’s Boutique in Derbyshire, following its length in a single line.

Olive wood’s warm brown and golden tones are threaded with darker, flowing grain. These natural markings vary between utensils, as does the shade of the engraving, giving each finished piece its own character.

A useful birthday, housewarming or thank-you gift for someone who enjoys feeding everyone—or a personalised addition to your own utensil pot.

Why You’ll Love This

• Lift and drain: six round holes let excess cooking liquid pass through.
• Useful reach: the long handle helps with turning and serving from the pan.
• Personal wording: add a name, nickname or short message.
• Natural character: distinctive olive-wood grain makes each utensil different.
• Everyday gifting: a personalised present with a practical place in the kitchen.

Product details

Personalisation instructions

Enter a name or short message for the handle. Examples shown in the photographs include:

• Sarah’s Kitchen
• Sunday Chef
• Stir Crazy
• Made with Love

Please check spelling, punctuation and capital letters before ordering. Personalisation is text only, arranged in one line along the handle.

Care instructions

Hand wash with warm water and mild washing-up liquid, then dry promptly. Do not soak or put in the dishwasher. Occasionally apply food-safe mineral oil or a wood conditioner suitable for kitchen utensils.

Choose a few words for the person who always takes charge of the cooking.