One of my wooden spoons has mould on it (black spots, not able to be removed by surface scrubbing – I went on holidays without clearing the dishwasher…).
Is there a way to remove the mould? Or should I just buy a new wooden spoon?
Utensils – How to Remove Mold from a Wooden Spoon
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Best Answer
If its soaked in the spoon, I'd not risk it for an inexpensive wooden spoon. A soak in a bleach solution is the common treatment though. I'd buy a new one or replace it with a high temp silicone spoon (no unremovable mold issues in the future then!)