Customer Reviews

KitchenAid Silicone Spatula Scraper, Blue

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Now I'm not a professional chef, so I've probably used fewer than 10 spatulas in my not so short lifetime. Still this is definitely the best of them. As someone else said, it is a happy medium between very floppy and too rigid: It is just right! I was amazed the first time I used it. I've never had a spatula that enabled me to truly scrape all of the contents out of a mixing bowl. It also looks very nice. For the price I cannot recommend it enough.

The Spatula is very nice the head comes off for cleaning and handle is comfortable. I would buy it again but would also look at one piece spatula's too.

Solid, chunky, good looking (especially in the cobalt color). This is a great choice for a spatula. The silicone end is quite stiff and not too flexible, which can be a problem with silicone tools. The handle is thick and easy to hold. It has a cutout for a hook, should you want to hang yours.

The drawback is that it takes up quite a bit of space in the drawer. Also, the silicone is heat resistant, but the handle is not. It will melt if placed on something hot like the edge of a pan. Because the handle is heavy, this means it is somewhat hard to balance if you are leaving it in the pan for a while.

Still, it is very good choice.

I'm very pleased. This scraper is sturdy, with just the right flexibility. It's made my life easier already. And it's so nice to know that it won't melt.

As a long time critic of kitchen tools and ALL Miracle Whip applicators, I was skeptical when I was presented with this device. It uses the same "scraper/spatula" design that has been prevalent in the United States since the release of the Tupperware model R. At first glance I was not impressed with this tool. It was nothing flashy, although I must admit the red color was quite innovative. But, the real test would have to come when I put it into service. She wasn't as stiff as some of the hard plastic models I have tested, but not as floppy as most silicone models I have labored through. I would have to say it was a happy medium. So I dug right in and began making some fried wonton stuffed with Miracle Whip, and I must say this spatula sparkled. Pounds of Miracle Whip got stuffed into this little Asian number, and the spatula never failed. I knock off one point for the simple fact, that they don't offer a Miracle Whip branded version of this spatula. Now that would be really nice. Also, not quite strong enough to be used a tactical weapon, but quite suitable as a disciplinary tool.