Silicone Cooking Spatula – Heat-Resistant Flexible

There is always a film of batter left in the bowl that the spoon could not reach, and it is roughly the amount that would have made the cake taller.

Why Does This Spatula's Solid Head Scrape a Bowl Clean Instead of Draining?

• A solid head, so nothing falls through: this is the scraper and turner of the pair. It takes a whole bowl surface in one sweep and lifts a fried egg with its oil intact.
• 200 g of body against a stiff batter: a light silicone blade folds backwards in cake mix; there is enough weight here to push while the edge still bends into the curve of the bowl.
• It cannot scratch a non-stick pan: silicone is softer than the coating itself, so however hard you lean on it the pan survives. A metal turner strips a non-stick pan in a season.
• White shows you when it is dirty: turmeric and tomato paste stain a white head visibly, so you can see when it needs washing. A colour that hides staining hides it from you too.
• Wooden handle stays cool and grips: it does not conduct heat from the pan or go tacky over a gas flame, and it holds in an oily hand. Dry it, and do not leave it in the sink.

Where Can You Use This Silicone Cooking Spatula?

• Under a fried egg in the pan, lifting it with its oil in one piece
• Around the inside of a cake-batter bowl, taking the last film off the sides
• Over a pan of sauce that needs stirring without touching the coating
• On the grill, as well as the stovetop and the oven
• Standing in the utensil pot beside the cooker, in daily reach

Why Choose a Solid Head Over a Slotted One for Scraping?

• White shows stains: turmeric, tomato paste and old oil show on it, and a tool that hides staining is one that quietly stops being clean. Gray is stocked if you prefer a colour that hides marks.
• A solid head scrapes: no holes and no slots, so this is the bowl scraper and turner of the pair, and a slotted spoon is the one that drains.
• Wood where plastic would go tacky: a moulded handle softens over a gas flame and turns slick under oily fingers, and it carries the pan's heat into your palm.

Details

Material & Build

• Head: heat-resistant silicone, solid. No slots, so nothing falls through, and softer than any non-stick coating, so it physically cannot score a coated pan however hard you lean on it.
• Heat: stovetop, oven and grill.

Dimensions

• Weight: 200 g. Enough body to push through a stiff batter without folding backwards.

Colours

• White, and gray on the same product if you prefer a finish that hides stains.

Care

• Soap and water. Dry the wooden handle and do not leave it to soak in a full sink.

Specifications