GIR: Get It Right Silicone Spatula Spoonula, Non toxic cooking utensils for Nonstick Cookware, Cooking and Baking - Skinny- 11IN - Black

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About this item Versatile Kitchen Tool: The Spoonula combines the utility of a spoon with the curved bowl of a spoon, making it an essential addition to your collection of silicone kitchen utensils and silicone spatulas for cooking Tall Jar Savior: With its sleek, long design, the skinny spoonula reaches the bottom of tall jars effortlessly, ensuring no morsel is left behind. Ideal for those hard-to-reach spots with your silicone spatulas for kitchen use Heat-Resistant Performance: Crafted from quality silicone, this kitchen spatula withstands temperatures up to 425°F. Its fiberglass core ensures durability without scratching non-stick cookware, enhancing your silicone spatulas collection Seamless and Durable: The seamless design of this silicone cooking spatula prevents food from getting trapped, making it easy to clean by hand or in the dishwasher. It's a dependable addition to your silicone utensils collection Built to Last: Designed for longevity, this cooking spatula suits both home cooks and professional chefs. Don't hesitate to reach out with any questions about this essential tool in your kitchen toolkit › See more product details

Specifications

SpecValue
BrandGIR
MaterialSilicone
SizeSkinny - 11 IN
Dimensions11"L x 1.8"W
IncludedSilicone Spoonula
Dishwasher safeYes
ColorBlack

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