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Vogue Flat Bottom Ladle 56ml Stainless Steel

SKU: GG003

£2.65(£3.18 inc VAT)

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The Vogue flat bottom ladle is a straightforward stainless steel utensil designed for two practical tasks: consistent portion control and spreading semi-thick sauces. The flat base distinguishes it from a standard round-bowl ladle, allowing it to sit flush against a pan or tray base and spread sauce evenly rather than simply scoop and pour.

In a busy kitchen environment, it is most commonly used at the pizza prep station for spreading tomato sauce, though it performs equally well for portioning soups, gravies, or dressings where a consistent 56ml measure matters. The hook handle keeps it safely rested on a pan edge or utensil rail during service without rolling or falling.

  • Flat bowl base allows controlled spreading as well as portioning
  • 56ml capacity supports consistent portion sizing across a service
  • Stainless steel construction resists corrosion and tolerates commercial dishwasher cycles
  • Hook handle rests securely on pans and utensil rails during service
  • Lightweight at 100g, comfortable for extended use on a busy pass

There are no installation requirements to consider. It is worth noting that 56ml is a modest capacity — well suited to sauce spreading and single-serve portioning, but if your operation requires larger batch ladling, a higher-capacity model would be more practical.

This ladle suits pizza kitchens, grab-and-go operations, and any station where portion consistency matters. It is a reliable everyday utensil rather than a specialist tool.

If you are unsure which ladle size or style best fits your service, our team is happy to help you work through the options.

Frequently asked questions

Is a 56ml ladle the right size for pizza sauce portioning?

For most standard pizza bases, 56ml is a practical portion size that aligns with consistent sauce coverage without over-application. If your recipe requires a larger or smaller portion, it is worth checking your sauce quantity against this capacity before committing to a single size.

Can this ladle be used in a commercial dishwasher?

Yes. The stainless steel construction is suitable for commercial dishwasher use. There are no coatings or joined materials that would be damaged by high-temperature wash cycles.

What is the difference between a flat bottom ladle and a standard round ladle?

A standard round-bowl ladle is shaped for scooping and pouring liquids. The flat bottom design allows the bowl to make full contact with a flat surface, making it more effective for spreading thicker sauces or scraping a pan base cleanly — tasks where a curved bowl would be less controlled.

Vogue Flat Bottom Ladle 56ml Stainless Steel

£2.65(£3.18 inc VAT)

£2.65(£3.18 inc VAT)

The Vogue flat bottom ladle is a straightforward stainless steel utensil designed for two practical tasks: consistent portion control and spreading semi-thick sauces. The flat base distinguishes it from a standard round-bowl ladle, allowing it to sit flush against a pan or tray base and spread sauce evenly rather than simply scoop and pour.

In a busy kitchen environment, it is most commonly used at the pizza prep station for spreading tomato sauce, though it performs equally well for portioning soups, gravies, or dressings where a consistent 56ml measure matters. The hook handle keeps it safely rested on a pan edge or utensil rail during service without rolling or falling.

  • Flat bowl base allows controlled spreading as well as portioning
  • 56ml capacity supports consistent portion sizing across a service
  • Stainless steel construction resists corrosion and tolerates commercial dishwasher cycles
  • Hook handle rests securely on pans and utensil rails during service
  • Lightweight at 100g, comfortable for extended use on a busy pass

There are no installation requirements to consider. It is worth noting that 56ml is a modest capacity — well suited to sauce spreading and single-serve portioning, but if your operation requires larger batch ladling, a higher-capacity model would be more practical.

This ladle suits pizza kitchens, grab-and-go operations, and any station where portion consistency matters. It is a reliable everyday utensil rather than a specialist tool.

If you are unsure which ladle size or style best fits your service, our team is happy to help you work through the options.