As for the cook's frying spoon, the handle and spoon are cast or welded, which is firm and easy to use force when weighing the spoon. Because the iron handle transfers heat quickly and burns hands, it is wrapped with wet wipes (wet wipes can also wipe hands at any time). The handles of household frying spoons or non-stick pans are all made of wood (or plastic) fixed with screws, which are easy to loosen, thin and long, and inconvenient to operate. Cooks often have oil on their hands, and even the frying spoon (pan) is thrown out with vegetables at a slight negligence! Hmm. How interesting