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Grace Cooper is a writer who specializes in shopping. Her work has appeared in The Kitchn, Apartment Therapy, Culinary Hill, and more. I have a complicated relationship with wooden kitchen utensils.

Plastic kitchen utensils are affordable, lightweight, and widely used—but many of them pose serious health and safety risks, especially when exposed to heat. Over time, plastic can break down, leach ...