Cut Resistant Food Grade Kitchen Safety Gloves

A pair of kitchen safety gloves is something that should be in every home. I use them when I’m shredding and grating vegetables, when I’m shredding block cheese, carving up cooked or raw meats, cutting chicken bones from the bird, and all sorts of other kitchen and foodie tasks.

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Last month I needed to replace my 5 year old gloves with a new pair. After doing some research and reading reviews I purchased the Dowellife Cut Resistant Food Grade Kitchen Safety Gloves from Amazon. They’re available in X-Small through X-Large sizes. You want to select the appropriate size…order true to size and don’t size up. You want them to fit comfortably without being overly tight.

These kitchen safety gloves are easy to care for. You can toss them into your washing machine and then air dry (I hang on a hook in our laundry room) or hand-wash them in your kitchen sink with liquid dish soap, wring them out and hang up to dry. No fancy care is needed.

Using a good pair of gloves like this will help to protect your hands from accidental cuts, scrapes, abrasions and burns. I like wearing them when I need to carve up a hot turkey or ham. You get a good grip on the knife or cutting tool and the items that you’re holding are slipping around. That’s important for kitchen safety.

I’ve owned several pairs of Kitchen Safety Gloves over the years and I have to admit…this is the nicest pair that I’ve owned. They fit my large hands perfectly (I got the size X-Large) and they wash-up really nicely. Every kitchen should have a pair of these gloves to help protect your hands. They would make a great bridal shower, wedding, birthday, mother’s day, and/or father’s day gift. Affordable too! You can purchase them HERE from Amazon.

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