Spatulas

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Kitchen Spatulas

Whether it’s for stirring, flipping, or spreading, these well-designed spatulas make life easier with their flexibility, durability, and quality construction. Get spatulas in different materials, whether it’s silicone spatulas for the avid baker or a state-of-the-art stainless-steel turner for your savory dishes. These spatulas open up a whole new range of possibilities in the kitchen and add ease to your culinary experiences.

Choose a Spatula for Your Needs
Whether it’s for mixing batters, turning fish, flipping burgers, or serving up a tasty lasagna, our collection features spatulas for a variety of functions. From flexible stainless-steel turners to icing spatulas and silicone mixing spatulas, our collection widens your horizons when it comes to cooking in the kitchen. Get the best grilled fish with a cleverly designed slotted turner, or try a super flexible silicone spatula for flipping your burgers to perfection. They make a staple addition to your  barbecue tools and kitchen gadgets. If you’re looking for a great functional gift for a special cook, then you can't go wrong with an aesthetically pleasing, multi-functional spatula set.

How To Use Your Spatulas
Different spatulas are better for certain uses than others. A flexible silicone spatula is great for stirring and mixing batters, anything that requires a big bowl and a little bit of elbow grease. They are ideally used with non-stick cookware and are bakeware essentials. Metal spatulas and turners, whether slotted or not, can be used for flipping burgers and fillets.

FAQs

How Do You Care for Your Kitchen Spatulas?
Most spatulas are designed to last. However, you should take care of them for optimum performance and longevity. Here are some things to keep in mind while using and caring for your spatulas:  

  • Hand wash your spatulas with a soft brush and detergent. 
  • Use a spatula for its designated purpose only. Don’t use a silicone spatula meant for baking to flip burgers on a grill. 
  • Clean and dry spatulas and store them in a dry rack to get the best use out of them.