Wide Silicone Turner Spoon with a Wooden Handle for Flipping

A fried egg breaks at the moment you lift it, not while it cooks. The turner goes under two thirds of it, the last third stays stuck, and the yolk goes.

What Are the Key Features of This Turner Spoon with a Wide Silicone Bottom?

• A wide head supports the whole piece - an egg or a pancake tears at the unsupported edge as it lifts, and width is the only thing that prevents it.
• It serves as well as it flips - the same width lifts a portion out of a tray in one piece rather than delivering it in two.
• One tool from the flip to the sauce to the plate - the head is a spoon, not a flat blade, so it stirs what it has just fried and serves it after. One thing to wash instead of three.
• Stovetop yes, sitting in the oven no - the supplier states the silicone takes higher heat but the wooden handle is not intended for oven use. On the hob the handle is out in the air and stays cool.
• Press it flat without hurting the pan - getting under something stuck means pushing a flat head down hard, which is exactly where a metal turner leaves its scratch. Silicone cannot.

Where Can You Use This Wide Silicone Turner Spoon?

• Under a fried egg or a pancake at the moment it lifts
• Turning slices of aubergine or potato in a shallow pan
• Anything shallow-fried, first thing in the morning
• Stirring sauces on the hob
• Lifting a portion out of a tray at the table

Why Choose a Wide Turner Head Over a Narrow One?

• Width is what stops the tear - an egg or a pancake folds and breaks at the edge a narrow turner leaves unsupported, and a wide head gets under all of it at once.
• It stirs, which a flat turner cannot - the head is a spoon shape, so the sauce in the pan gets moved without reaching for a second utensil.
• The pan tool of the two wooden ones - if what you want is something to beat and scrape a batter with, that is a different head; this one goes under what is frying.

Details

Material & Build

• Head: silicone, wide bottom - supports a whole egg or pancake at the lift, and cannot score a coated pan even pressed flat.
• Handle: wood - out in the air on a hob and barely conducting, so it stays cool while the head is in the pan.
• Colour: black - black only, no other colour variants.

Dimensions

• Weight: 150 g.

Care

• Dry the wooden handle rather than soaking it.

Specifications