Sam's Club's Gorgeous 2-Piece Set of Acacia Wood Serving Trays Is Just $25, and Fans Say It's 'Worth the Money'

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Not one to be left out of the conversation, Sam’s Club has always been a reliable one-stop shop for a myriad of household needs. Between the slew of useful kitchen appliances and an always evolving food court that rivals Costco’s, mealtime is a non-issue for Sam’s Club Plus members . And if you’re in the market for some new serveware pieces to complement the spread you've created for family dinner night, Sam’s Club has that covered, too.

Serving trays are truly the unsung heroes of a big meal. Not only can they act as an easy way to transfer food from one room to another, they can double as a valuable decorative piece, too. For some, serving trays might seem like an unnecessary purchase. But for only $24.98, the doubters can begin to unlock the magic of serving trays today with the Member’s Mark Acacia Wood Rectangular Serving Tray set.

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Each set features one large and one small serving tray, both of which are crafted from natural solid acacia wood with metal accents. The large tray measures 18 x 12 x 2-inches while the small tray measures 16 x 10 x 1.5-inches in size, making both ideal for any use deemed fit for the task. The side walls act as a barrier to prevent any unwanted spills or messes, while the acacia wood design gives the pieces the class and elegance needed to fit in any room.

Those interested in snagging a set for themselves should know that these trays are recommended to be hand washed only. In addition, users should avoid soaking in water so as to avoid cracks and warping. Simply clean the trays off with a damp cloth and store in a well-ventilated place for a long lasting life. And to ensure a beautiful finish that lasts the lifetime of each tray, users can apply linseed oil to the wood surface at least once or twice a year.

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