Caliamary Silicone Kitchen Utensil Set, 11 Pieces Cooking Utensil with Wooden Handles, Utensils Holder for Nonstick Cookware, Spoons, Soup Ladle, Slotted Turner, Whisk, Tongs, Brush, Pasta Server

Colour is great but tools broke after month of use . Handle became loose and eventually separated from the silicone top after such a short period . Very unsatisfied with this purchase .

I absolutely think these are so pretty. I just recently closed on my new home and I wanted a touch of pink in my kitchen. These utensils did just that. At first my husband was like why are you ordering those, but after they arrived he thought differently. I didn’t keep the little container that they came with and used my own. They haven’t stained and are very durable with my gas range. I’ve used them on high heat and they are resistant. These utensils make it fun to cook and don’t scratch my pots and pans. Easy to clean too! And if by chance they don’t hold up, I’ll just buy some more. That’s how much I love them. Worth the price!

The Caliamary silicone utensil set is amazing. They're heat-resistant, soft, and easy to clean—perfect for cooking without scratching my pots and pans. I love that they're ergonomic and comfortable to use, plus they come in a complete set with everything I need in the kitchen. Highly recommended for any cooking enthusiast! 🍳💖

Has them for about 2 years. There are some slight stains from usage but they are still very much pink and look nice

I have these in light pink. No staining. I can abuse the hell out of them and they hold up so well. The inner part is stronger than the outer silicon so you can flip some heavy food (like xxl burgers for you fat foodies like me). I've been cooking everything from scratch this year so I'm using these a lot. They wash off perfectly even if I've been lazy and left them out with food on them a day or two. Yes, the handles are made of wood. But that's what I wanted. Personally I'm more careful with wooden utensils (I've accidentally flung fully plastic ones across kitchen or lost them behind the stove lol) and I like the feel/look of wood more. My monkey brain values it enough to take better care of it. They come in a little utensil holder with a hole in the bottom. So what you do is hand wash them, and put them in the cup to dry. Maybe have your kitchen fan on to help them dry if you've got one. Or you can hand dry them and put them in your drawer, but for the love of God don't put them in a drawer still wet. It's wood. Mine still look great after all the neglect and abuse I put them through with just a smidgen of correct care. (I don't put them in the dishwasher. I haven't died yet.) I love these. "These things bussin, on God on god."