Spurtle

The spurtle is a Scottish stirrer, traditionally used for porridge. This utensil, has been used in cooking, since the 1500 century. Spurtles Can also be used for soup, custard, broths, even baked beans. The rod shape means the porridge can be stirred without forming lumps and congealing, unlike a spoon which has a dragging affect. Traditional spurtles have a carved thistle at the top. Our spurtles are from beech wood. Average size 20cm long and under 25mm width, so they fit in a large letter. Get your morning off to a great start with our porridge spurtle – a little more warming than cereal and even more delicious. CHOOSE LARGE LETTER POSTAGE AT CHECKOUT, unless you want an extra chunky one, which is a small parcel. (Like the pot size illustrated)