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Universal Kitchen Tool
This thoughtfully crafted spatula is perfect for smashing burgers and so much more, from flipping French toast to cutting and serving cakes or casseroles. The large metal surface and sharp chiseled edges are designed to easily slide under even the most delicate foods. Plus, we’ve custom fit the neck and edges of this spatula to line up perfectly with the sides of your skillet, to reach every nook and cranny.
Absolutely, despite what you may have heard you CAN use metal utensils on your cast iron and carbon steel cookware.
We do not recommend putting your spatula in the dishwasher due to the wooden handle.
While we do not have a specific left-handed version of our spatula, the curve of the metal itself is not engineered to favor a specific hand.
My husband is a "gizmo" guy. We have lots of spatulas and whatever for using on the grill, so I thought it was silly. This thing is SOLID. It also fits a hefty burger patty perfectly. The look on his face was the same as Ralphie opening his Red Rider.
It is very well made. I should have checked the dimensions, it’s much larger than I thought. But, it will work well for larger items on the grill.
A brute! Does what you need it to, but almost too big for the 12” fry pan.
Really did the job for smash burgers which is why I purchased it. Has some nice heft to it & didn't flex a bit. Good size, too. Great product!
This thing is a beast! Very well made and well designed. The thick steel and beveled edges are the key to this cooking tool. The handle is large and the wood is beautiful and the full-tang design makes this bad boy a pleasure to use.
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