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    Alligator Soup Spoon

    Soup just got a little snappy. Our Alligator Soup Spoon brings a playful bite to your table with a handle shaped like a detailed gator, scales and all. Crafted from durable 18/10 stainless steel with an antique finish, it’s equal parts functional and conversation starter. With only two left in stock, this one’s as rare as spotting a gator sunbathing on your back porch.

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    Measuring 7" long, this quirky soup spoon is made to last while adding personality to your dining set. The antique finish highlights the intricate alligator details, making it an eye-catching addition whether you’re serving gumbo, chili, or grandma’s famous chicken noodle. Gift it alongside a soup tureen or gourmet soup mix for a whimsical present that’s sure to delight. Functional, durable, and undeniably charming - this spoon proves even soup deserves a sense of humor.

    SPECIFICATIONS

    Dimensions: 7" long
    Finish: Antique
    Material: 18/10 Stainless Steel
    Contains: Sold Individually
    Ships: Ground Delivery, Shipping is included in the price.
    (Orders under $100.00 are subject to an $8.95 handling fee)

    When flatware is left wet in the sink, dishwasher or on the counter acid from food residue can erode the finish and cause rust stains or pitting. This also happens when cutlery is not dried immediately after washing but is left to air dry in the sink tray or dishwasher. To prevent this from happening hand-wash your utensils with a soft sponge and dry them right away. Do not soak them in water.

    Fortunately, unsightly rust spots can be removed. Simply make a paste with one part baking soda to three parts water. Using a soft cloth rub the paste onto the cutlery to remove the rust. For extra protection, apply stainless steel polish a few times a year or whenever the surface becomes dull. Olive oil also works as a great lubricant and protectant for metal.