Why in God's Name Do You Not Have a Spoon Rest?

Marble for $4? Not exactly, but for this low of a price, you can't beat this spoon rest.

With multiple slots for various utensils, this dual spoon-and-pot holder is great for minimizing cross contamination.

Looking like a spoon itself, this spoon rest is made of a sleek stainless steel that's big enough to hold a number of your cooking utensils.

Things can get hectic in the kitchen, and spoon rests can just as easily get caught in the mayhem. Oxo's spoon rest has a non-stick silicone base that will both protect your counter from scratches and prevent you from knocking this off the table.

While this isn't exactly a spoon rest, this Yamazaki's upright orientation keeps handles out of the way, freeing up counter space. And when it's not holding your dirty spoons and lids, it can prop up your cookbook or tablet.

Marble kitchen counters may be a dream setup, but if that's just a tad out of your price range, you can still add that marble accent with this spoon rest.

When you can buy a $4 spoon rest, buying one for $26 may seem extravagant. But Sawyer Ceramics' spoon rest is homemade and built to contain mess after mess.

The French cookware juggernaut makes more than Dutch ovens. Le Creuset's spoon rest is as well-made as its flagship product, totuing a stoneware build and chip-resistant glossy glaze. And go ahead and buy a color that matches your Le Creuset Dutch oven — we promise we won't judge.