Pack of 2 Silicone Solid Turner, Non Stick Slotted Kitchen Spatulas, High Heat Resistant BPA Free Cooking Utensils, Ideal Cookware for Fish, Eggs, Pancakes(Black)

After making the wrong choice of silicone utensils – twice – I took a chance on these. The first ones had an off-smell and were “flimsy.” The second ones were just the right size – for a little girl’s tea party. SIGH.
So today, when I got the two spatulas, I opened the box slowly – and smiled. They are well-made. They are just right for use in my fry pans. And the blue color looks, well, really fine. I recommend.

This quality was much better than expected for the price!

These turners work very nice and they are nice and thick and sturdy. I just love them. They are true to what they say that they are in the post.

The turner set I purchased is the silver with the black silicone handle and the silicone flipper. The silicone is very thick and it is firm. You can scoop up your food easily and flip it or remove it from the pan easily. They are very attractive, a very solid weight, a good length, and seem to appear that they will last a very long time.

I will purchase again– probably the spoon set. I highly recommend these silicone turners. And before I forget, they are BPA free. I hope my review helped you in deciding what turner to purchase. Happy cooking.

Exactly what I needed for coated pans and scrambled eggs…

Durable, beautiful, good value, work well.

sturdy, good quality, use in non stick pans. Wash well

As most of you do, I have quite a few turners that just don’t work. Eggs stick to them and yolks break when you try to turn the eggs. Food sticks and crusts on the ends that has to be literally scrapped off. Some of my turners are plastic and some are supposed to be silicone. Well, all silicone is not the same. I bought these turners because of the many positive review, and kept my finger crossed that they really worked with eggs.

Tonight I made omelets. After the eggs cook on one side, I flip them to add ingredients, brown the other side of the eggs, and then fold the eggs over the ingredients to make the omelet. The turner with the slots worked flawlessly. I was able to get it under the edges of the eggs and flip them without breaking or tearing the eggs. It also worked well to fold the omelet. When I was done, I was so happy that nothing was stuck to the spatula. When frying eggs that need to be turned, there are no more broken yolks because the eggs stuck to the spatula.

Although my primary purpose in buying these spatulas was to find one that eggs didn’t stick to, I also want some that nothing stuck to. These seem to fit the bill. I also like that the end of the handle is easy to hold even with wet or oily hands, and the handle and spatula are both strong enough to hold heavier foods so they don’t slide off. I will be eliminating the plastic and nylon spatulas that don’t work and that I have been trying to deal with. Poor cooking tools really take some of the fun out of cooking.

I hope this review was helpful.