Nuovva 35pc non-stick silicone cooking utensils set with wooden handles (black)

If you’re fed up with grabbing mismatched tools and replacing them sooner than you’d like, a complete utensils set like this Nuovva 35pc option is built for “everyday kitchen” practicality. It covers a lot of the basics in one go, and the silicone + wooden-handle approach is aimed at being friendly on non-stick cookware.

That said, it’s still a standard home-cooking toolkit rather than a specialist set for serious chefs. If you need heavy-duty, ultra-precision gear for demanding jobs, you may find it leans more mid-range than premium.

The essentials: what you actually get

This is a kitchen utensil set designed to replace a cluttered drawer with a coordinated set of tools. The bundle includes 35 pieces: spatula, soup ladle, slotted turner, spoonula, pasta server, serving spoon, basting brush, egg whisk, food tongs, cheese grater, peeler, can opener, kitchen scissors, a utensils holder, 5 measuring cups, 5 measuring spoons, a spoon rest, plus 10 hanging hooks.

A good point here is the variety. You’re not just covered for stirring and flipping, there are also prep and help-yourself tools like the peeler, can opener and kitchen scissors, plus measuring bits if you cook by weight-and-measure style recipes. On paper, it’s the sort of set that suits most households because it reduces the “we’re missing one thing” problem.

What to know about the materials

The cooking parts are silicone, paired with durable wood handles. The pitch is comfort and practicality: wood handles are generally easier to grip during longer sessions, while silicone is positioned as wear-resistant and suitable for non-stick cookware.

You should also bear in mind that silicone utensils are often chosen for being non-scratch, but they won’t be the right pick for every kitchen habit. For example, if you’re repeatedly scraping very hard messes off textured surfaces, silicone can take longer to shift stuff than metal tools.

Where it shines in daily use

In real life, the standout benefit of a set like this is consistency. You’re more likely to reach for the utensil that matches the job because the tools are all there together—plus the included spoon rest helps when you’re working in bursts.

A quick micro-example: say you’re making a quick pasta bake—use the pasta server to lift portions cleanly, switch to the spatula for spreading sauce, and finish with the serving spoon. No rummaging for the “right” one halfway through.

Organisation that actually helps (not just a holder)

This set is not only about tools. It includes a matching utensils holder and 10 hanging hooks. The idea is to keep things accessible while you cook, and use vertical space to keep counters less cluttered.

If your kitchen space is tight or you like a “grab-and-go” setup while cooking, this is the kind of extra that matters. The holder gives you a central place for utensils, and the hooks can help you keep frequently used items visible and within reach.

Key limitations to consider before you buy

It’s a comprehensive 35-piece bundle, but more pieces doesn’t automatically mean you’ll love every single one. Some households end up using only a subset regularly, especially for prep tools and extras.

Also, the materials combination—silicone cooking heads with wooden handles—can be a great match for non-stick, but it may not suit every cooking style. If your priority is maximum heat resistance and long-term daily commercial-level wear (rather than typical home cooking), you may find the kit doesn’t feel as purpose-built as you hoped.

And one more practical note: the set includes many different tools, so it’s worth checking whether you’ll genuinely use the measuring cups and spoons and the smaller extras, rather than it becoming storage-heavy.

Is it worth it?

It’s a solid pick if you want a coordinated set of non-stick friendly silicone utensils with comfortable wooden handles, and you’d like organisation sorted at the same time (holder plus hanging hooks). It also makes sense if you prefer having measuring tools and common prep items in one place.

You may want to skip it if you already have a couple of excellent utensils and you’re mostly looking for one or two replacements, because buying a full 35-piece set can be overkill. It may not be a great match if you’re a high-frequency, heavy-scrape user and you routinely need tools that outperform silicone in tough scraping jobs.

Mini FAQ

How many pieces are included?

There are 35 pieces in the set, including cooking utensils, measuring cups and spoons, prep tools, a spoon rest, a utensils holder, and hanging hooks.

Is it suitable for non-stick cookware?

It’s positioned as perfect for non-stick cookware thanks to the silicone utensil heads.

What’s included for measuring?

The kit contains 5 measuring cups and 5 measuring spoons.

Does it come with storage?

Yes. You get a matching utensils holder and 10 hanging hooks to help keep tools organised.

Is the colour limited?

The set is available in colour options, and the one listed here is black.