Wooden Spatula Nonstick Turner Acacia Wood, Right Long Handle Flat Frying Spatulas Handmade for Mother Wife Grandma Her Kitchen Gift, Ideal Cookware Utensils for Cooking Eggs, Fish, Pancakes

Finally a wooden spatula that you can flip eggs with. The curve is a nice touch, I can cook eggs without making a mess. This spatula is solid, feels good to handle, and it's about just the right size for my cooking needs. It doesn't scratch the pan, and cleans easy. Highly recommended.

This is a nice piece. Like the flat edge making it easier to flip food items. Wood is attractive and smooth. Has not stained.

Thought this would be a use a few times and it would break or crack and I ended up buying two more. Great quality, easy to clean, great value and works great on the non-stick pans. Highly recommend.

I have recently gotten into using a lot of wooden utensils in my kitchen. I have purchase these and a couple of other brands of wooden spatulas. These and a couple others with the same design under other brands I have really liked. I use them constantly and pretty much abuse the shit out of them. They get scrubbed hard, left in the sink sometimes and more often than not run through the dishwasher which isn't recommended just to be fair to the guys selling them. I have one spatula that is a couple years old that has started to split from the front edge up into the body of the spatula. It hasn't affected functionality yet but I know it's life span is reaching the end. This is for something that I don't baby or give special treatment. I use it hard and clean it hard. Over all I have been really happy with them. I have a lot of non stick and cast iron and carbon steel wok's etc.... I consider these to be a really good choice for them all. they are hard enough to scrape stuck stuff on the bottom but wont scratch like a metal utensil. Their looks and functionality make it worth while to me to live with the 2 to 3 year expected life span with how I treat them. One note on that life span, The one that is in it's end days is like the first one I got and was the only one for a long time. I now have 4 or 5 of them and no one of them gets used as much as usage is spread over a bunch of them now. So I expect life span to rise as a group compared to only using one.

I needed a thin surface to flip more fragile gluten free pancakes. My last one served me well for years before breaking so I ordered two this time. Interestingly one was perfect for my purposes, like the one I bought long ago. However, the other had a thicker flip surface making it difficult to scootch under my flapjacks. Maybe I will try sanding it down thinner? Fortunately one of them is able to do the job as required.

I bought this after reading a recommendation for it on Reddit while looking up replacement for my black plastic spatula, which we're increasingly learning may be an unsafe material to cook with.It's an absolute pleasure to use. It feels nice in my hand, stirs and flips food with ease, and is safe on nonstick cookware. Not only is it made of a safe material, but it has a protective finish that makes it easier to maintain than many wooden cooking utensils.This beautiful piece will enhance any kitchen, and I certainly plan to add at least one more to mine.

I bought two of these. I originally just bought one for my husband because he's left-handed and I wanted him to be able to flip his eggs and pancakes easier, and it was kind of a joke. But I loved it so much that I bought one for myself (the right-handed spatula). The wood is beautiful and thin enough at the edge to get under eggs without any problem at all.I have a friend that's left-handed and I just bought her one too. Makes a nice thoughtful gift.I'm also loving the fact that I'm trying to get away from plastic and fact that this work so well is a win-win.

As advertised. Beautiful wood. Easy to clean.