Spatula Reviews

The KitchenAid line of silicone utensils are positively perfect. They are very will made and excellent quality. The silicone material is amazing, it is so easy to clean, whether you are using this mixing spatula with cake mix, cookie dough or anything you are mixing or scraping nothing will sticks to it. The curved design on this spatula is a perfect match to the KitchenAid stand mixer bowl and it also works very well with my All Clad mixing bowls. With this spatula you will not miss a drop of anything in the bowl. Highly recommended!

The KitchenAid line of silicone utensils are positively perfect. They are very will made and excellent quality. The silicone material is amazing, it is so easy to clean, whether you are using this mixing spatula with cake mix, cookie dough or anything you are mixing or scraping nothing will sticks to it. The curved design on this spatula is a perfect match to the KitchenAid stand mixer bowl and it also works very well with my All Clad mixing bowls. With this spatula you will not miss a drop of anything in the bowl. Highly recommended!

I got this spatula along with the scraper. These are very good items from Kitchenaid and they go great with my mixer and food processor. The handles are very heavy-duty and the silicone is very pliable and makes for great scraping. My suggestion is to look for these on the same card. It is like buying one and getting one for free...that way you can get two sets. You can never have enough spatulas and scrapers when baking.

An excellent product. Many, many uses. Has retained it's color and flexibility after multiple washing in the dishwasher. My son is also requesting this turner. Well worth the money.

I've tried them all. Plastics, woods, and metals. This small, light weight unit is awesome. The edge is sharp and the metal thin and flexible. The result is an amazingly functional product which I've had over 6 months and still looks new.

I have been looking for one of these slotted turners everywhere, but never thought to look on Amazon.com. I happened to be shopping on Amazon's website and saw it. It came in the mail two days later. I tried it that very night and was so happy. The shape makes all the difference when cooking fish. I highly recommend it

This is a great kitchen tool... didnt know how helpful it would be until i got it. That it isnt metal and is heat safe to 400 degrees is wonderful! (there are some rated to higher temps, but for me this one has worked out great)

It is comfortable to use and easy to clean. Even when i have left it in a pan of scambled eggs and not cleaned it or a good while, i dont have to soak it to get any remaining *residue* off..

I have found the one with one rounded and one straight edge a bit better for *scraping* the sides of pans and bowls but that might just be apersonal preference as i have both. if i only had one i think i would get this one because it is better for mixing and almost as good for stirring hot pots.

a great value for the price.

The ultimate spatula. I have ordered several in this series, but this is the first that I have used. It is great. Even for non coated pots/pans, this utensil can get down to the fire and come out like new. A very impressive tool. It follows the contour of your pan without trying to scrape through to the burner, and makes it to the dishwasher unscathed. There are a few things that a steel spatula are needed for, but this gem will handle the rest of the tasks, while keeping all of your cookware looking like new.

This is a very versital spatula. I bought the spatula for the handle. The flexible rubber fins on the steel handle create a very comfortable feel and will NOT transport heat up the handle. The oversized grips create a very "ergonomic" feel and fits my hands without having to tightly grip the handle.

The spoon head is very flexible and yet sturdy. It can be used to stir the stiffist pancake mix and yet still clean the side of the bowl smooth. It can also go from normal room temperatures to stirring the soup, sauce or chili without fear of the blade melting or leaving "that plastic taste" in the pot.

A great product with flexible uses and a staple in my kitchen.

I recently purchased some cast iron cookware and wanted a turner that wouldn't melt and just grabbed this one because I have had good luck with the Oxo brand before. This one out-performed even my expectations. Has a beautiful look, a wonderful balance and cleans up really easily (that one was a surprise to me). It makes cooking effortless and a pleasure. I never thought I would rave about a spatula, but I just love this thing! I also purchased the tongs and have been equally thrilled with them.

I have always found OXO's kitchen implements to be superior, and this stainless steel turner is no exception. It is ruggedly made and very well designed. It is ergonomically friendly to a human hand, and is thin enough to easily slide under delicate things in a pan or griddle without tearing them (a problem with many cheaper turners.)

This is certainly not the cheapest turner on the market, but I imagine that it will easily last the rest of my life. It is also dishwasher safe, which is a huge plus. Overall this is the best value for your dollar if you are in the market for a stainless steel turner!

I found this product and then hesitated when considering the price. I finally broke down and bought it and I'm SO happy with it. It fits the hand well, does its job, and has such solid construction, it'll probably outlast ME! I've since purchased more Oxo utensils and have yet to be disappointed. Give it a try -- I promise you'll flip. (Sorry, I couldn't resist.)

These spatulas are indispensible in the kitchen. I bought them mainly because they were a good deal, and I had seen them being used on a cooking show to scoop muffin batter into tins. The host made it look so easy, but really it's just a matter of working with the right tools - and these are the right tools. Nearly heatproof, with a whole line of matching, well-made kitchen accessories, these things are great!
I don't know why Kitchen Aid insists on packaging all of their kitchen tools with hard plastic bands, though. Opening the packaging can be fairly dangerous. I required a trip to the ER and four stitches in my hand when the scissors slipped while opening this very package. Be careful! ;)

After a mere week of use, our new set of silicon spatulas is already indispensable. They are not only very smart-looking, and modestly priced, but they handle beautifully and stand up to as much heat as you've got. They're just perfect for use with my Creuset pots, and do their duty in keeping the enamel smooth and unmarred.
Highly recommended.

I have been looking for years for a spatula that wouldn't melt or lose it firmness when used in a hot pot or skillet. Here it is at last

Once I bought my first flexible stainless spatula I literally threw all my other spatulas out. The thin blade makes this a really versatile piece of equipment. I use it for lifting, scraping, scooping and even slicing. The best feature on this particular model is the handle. It's comfortable AND you can lean the spatula against a hot pan without fear that the handle will get too hot.

I just love this fexible spatula. I just bought a new frying pan and decided it was time I learn to cook eggs over easy. Well I tried the expensive flexible one from Sonoma and the eggs broke in the pan. My kitchen-aide spatula couldn't do the job either. I just happened to see this spatula in the grocery store and figured I'd give it a try. Well, lo and behold, it does everything I ever wanted a spatula to do. I can flip eggs like a pro now. Hooray for me and hooray for the OXO Flexible Spatula.

Marylyn

..and much much more. BUT, if you bake cookies a lot, this spatula is a must have! You can lift cookies off the sheet, right out of the oven *you know, when they're still in that baked, yet doughy stage*, onto the cooling rack, without them breaking! This saves so much time and messy cleanup, as I no longer have to use several pans to bake dozens of cookies. It will also gently lift up all kind of delicate foods without breaking them ..such as omelette's, fish etc. Buy this, you won't be disappointed.

No more melting spatulas! Love the colors (easy to remember which size is which) and the way they work!

These are without question the greatest spatulas ever! Over the years I have thrown away plenty of spatulas usually because they deteriorate quickly and start to leave traces of white rubber behind. The Le Creuset's can handle high heat, and really clean out bowls and bottles. The price startled me, but after using one I bought several more. These will last forever. Finally, a perfect spatula!

I can't believe I can't mess these spatulas up! They are truly "INDESTRUCTIBLE!" I can't burn, tear, curl, spilt, or discolor them. I now own eight, (in different sizes), and I have thrown out the other twenty or so spatulas and spatula spoons, that I had before purchasing the Le Creuset. I will never buy another spatula that is not "Le Creuset."

This Calphalon All-Purpose Nylon Spreader and Spatula is such a handy utensil to have around the kitchen. I keep mine, along with some other matching black nylon utensils, in a pottery crock near my range top. The blade of this spreader/spatula has two different edges, one smooth and the other serrated. I use the serrated edge around the insides of my nonstick bakeware pans to loosen baked goods before removing them for cooling on racks; also, I use it as a knife for cutting wedges of cheesecake from the bottom of a nonstick springform pan. I use the smooth edge for removing baked goods from nonstick cookie sheets. I've not had one scratch on any of my nonstick bakeware since using this spatula. Sometimes I do use it as a spreader for cream cheese, peanut butter, jam, or marmalade, but I find it slightly bulky for that purpose. I wash it and all my other Calphalon nylon utensils by hand, which helps keep them from fading or becoming worn-out looking.

Great for scooping or scraping out jars or cans (especially LARGE ones) of peanut butter or Crisco, for example. Only utensil I've found so far that cuts-spreads sticky stuff like cinnamon-roll filling, cookie dough, etc without a fight. Serrated edge handily slivers off 'just a tad' off a cold stick of butter, and cuts a head of lettuce without browning the leaves. In a pinch it even makes a great spackling tool and paint stirrer [not to worry, I do have more than one!]. ... What I *really* wanted was a spreader exactly like the wood-handled one w/ the broader, oval, less-flexible, noncutting blade, something I recall being in nearly every '40s-50s kitchen. However, this appears to be the only thing made today that's even vaguely similar.

This is a very strong, sturdy cooking utensil! i recommend everyone have the entire set of calphalon utensils! They are safe with your (very) expensive cookware and work great!

Works very well, ergonomically, but after a few uses it showed a bit of melting at the leading edge--which is unusual b/c I did not let it sit in the pan. However, I still highly recommend it.

This is a nice turner. Well made and sturdy. Good for getting under such things as burgers. I'm sure it will last many years.

This is just what I was looking for! I always wondered why somebody did not make turners that were non-stick like the frying pans that they are trying not to scratch. Not only is the turner easy to clean, doesn't scratch the pan, but makes turning cheesy omelets really easy. I am totally satisfied with this purchase.