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Convenient size for sharing

Although we may carefully select standard kitchen items such as kitchen knives and cutting boards, many people may use the ladle and ladles that they have selected. You can use it to simmer the soup, or use it to separate pots in winter. Cutipol's GOA soup ladle has a beautiful appearance and is casual in any dish, whether Japanese or Western.

Practicality and beauty

Cutipol has been making cutlery in Portugal for generations. We make complete original items so that we devise molding and vapor deposition equipment in-house, and skilled craftsmen carefully create each one from design to finishing, and the curves and luster that are beautiful to see are industrial products. Rather, it looks like a work of art. Its high quality can be seen from the fact that it is used by Portuguese embassies, governments and top-class hotels.

Cutipol's representative series, GOA's soup ladle, is characterized by a pattern that looks like wood, and its form is slightly rounded. The scooping part is a little compact, and the handle is thinner than when you think of a so-called "ladle", but it fits nicely in the hands of small women, so it is easy to use. The handle is 30 cm long, so you can rest assured even in a deep pot. Still, it is an easy-to-use item with just the right size that does not get in the way even if you use it as a special item at the table.

A product that feels beautiful not only when you pick it up, but also when you just put it down. The cutlery, which is a combination of stainless steel and resin handle, has a very smooth texture that makes you feel comfortable cooking time.

Born from Portuguese food culture

Cutipol has a factory in the quiet town of Cardas das Taipas, Portugal. This area is known to be adjacent to many cutlery factories in Portugal, where food culture was developing, and Cutipol also started as a family-owned company in the 1920s. Although it was a small manufacturer with only 6 employees when it was first founded, it has evolved into manufacturing iron forks and spoons and exporting products. The fork that was generally made at that time was a simple shape made using Mino, but Cutipol was aimed at a cutlery that pursued ease of use by angling it with a hammer. It led to the spread of.

While inheriting the Portuguese cutlery tradition, Cutipol's cutlery is also highly practical by incorporating ergonomics and the latest technology. By refining its design and manufacturing technology, it is now a world-renowned company, especially in Europe and North America.