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"just what I needed"
I really like this product. It's stiff enough through the centre and flexible enough on both ends. At first touch it seemed a little inflexible on the ends but with first use -- scrambled eggs -- it performed perfectly. I will buy more, in different sizes.

"A little too stiff for my liking"
I like the concept of this easy-to-keep-clean kitchen gadget, but I found it to be too stiff for my liking. Perhaps if the tip was a bit longer it would be more flexible, but for now I'm sticking with my traditional spatulas.

"Great tool and useful!"
Love how useful this tool is. Firm enough to stir most things with, yet will not scratch my pans. We've got 2 of them.

"I loved it! Until it broke..."
So sad,
I've had this tool for about 5 months, and I've been in love with it since day one. I think I've convinced about 10 friends to buy one too. Yesterday though, I was using it to push some sugar around as I was melting it for a flan, and the spat just snapped right at the point where the steel support begins. I've called chefn and left a message about replacing it... but given similar comments on Amazon, let the buyer beware. Great tool, but not as sturdy as it seems

*update*
Chefn was more than happy to replace the spat for me when I sent it in (natch, to my expense for outgoing shipping, but free for the return shipping) to them. They didn't require a receipt either. I still like the spat a lot, but am weary to use it for more strenuous purposes.

"Excellent product"
Excellent spatual. Durable. Does a great job of getting everything out of the mixing bowl.

 

Chef'n Switchit Dual Ended Long Spatula

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What our customer's say!

"Simply Excellent", Wife loves it, extremely useful, easy to clean, her new favorite kitchen accessory! Safe on any surface up to 400F. I will be sure to let her know that there is a risk of breaking it but for the price you can't beat it.

"My favorite kitchen tool, ever!", I love this thing! They call it a spatula, which I think of more as something you flip burgers with, but whatever -- I guess I could flip a small burger with it. It's a great tool for stirring and mixing. It's great w/nonstick pans. I use it in prep and on the stove top.

Others have complained that the silicone split where the metal support stops, but I've used mine frequently for over a year and see no sign of wear. I just bought a couple more for stocking stuffers.

"this is THE SPATULA", Your kitchen only needs one spatula, and this is it. The small end gets the last little bit of mayo from a huge jar, the big end can fold egg whites, flip pancakes, deglaze a hot skillet... well, you don't need me to tell you what to do with a spatula.

I really love that it's one smooth piece of rubber. A regular spatula is 2 pieces- the handle and the blade. The blade can fall off, stuff gets inside the little hole of the blade where the handle fits in, or with time the hole gets loose and the blade wobbles around. None of that is an issue with the Chef'n. Even my expensive Le Crueset silicone spatula (a gift) is made so that you can take off the blade and put it in the dishwasher, and wash the delicate wooden handle by hand. Guess how often I use that.

I've read other reviews that this spatula can snap when mixing stiff dough, so just be aware. It's extremely durable, but not indestructable.

"this is THE SPATULA", Your kitchen only needs one spatula, and this is it. The small end gets the last little bit of mayo from a huge jar, the big end can fold egg whites, flip pancakes, deglaze a hot skillet... well, you don't need me to tell you what to do with a spatula.

I really love that it's one smooth piece of rubber. A regular spatula is 2 pieces- the handle and the blade. The blade can fall off, stuff gets inside the little hole of the blade where the handle fits in, or with time the hole gets loose and the blade wobbles around. None of that is an issue with the Chef'n. Even my expensive Le Crueset silicone spatula (a gift) is made so that you can take off the blade and put it in the dishwasher, and wash the delicate wooden handle by hand. Guess how often I use that.

I've read other reviews that this spatula can snap when mixing stiff dough, so just be aware. It's extremely durable, but not indestructable.

"Great Item", This is a handy tool for cooking and baking. I have about 4 of these and they work really well when you are baking cookies. They are sturdy and can be placed in the dishwasher, making them very convenient. They are especially great for adding flour to batters - a task that requires a light touch.



 
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Read this reviews before You buy...

"enthusiasm faded after the thing broke", Corrected review:

On September 1st, after using it five times to stir soft ice cream, I used this spatula to stir flour into oil and it broke with the steel stem sticking out.

Amazon emailed the promise to refund this product but I haven't seen the refund yet.

"So great I keep getting more and giving as gifts", I now own 3 of these. We use them so often that they don't get washed before we want to use it again. I have given them away to many members of my family and everytime I'm on Amazon, I'm tempted to buy more.

Get one of these and you'll wonder how you got along before. It is worth more than 5 stars!

"Very versatile product, highly recommend", A friend of mine recommended these spatulas and I couldn't be more pleased. If you have ever owned the standard rubber spatulas with a wooden handle you will immediately recognize that a single piece design is a major improvement. No more spatula heads popping off their handles.

Because this item has a double head is twice as handy. I use it as both a both a bowl scraper and as a spatula. The smaller head works well for completely emptying a blender jar and/or food processor.

It is fabulous at loosening fish or eggs from pans. Whenever I am making risotto cakes, or crab cakes I always reach for this spatula to make certain the cakes release. I also use this spatula as a spoon for stirring polenta or risotto. Having the second smaller head makes a handy tasting spoon that doesn't contaminate the pot.

This spatula is also easy to clean. This spatula also does not stain. I used it to make marina and there was no resulting "orange" stain after washing.

I highly recommend this product.


"Great Spatula; Huge Glitch", I read about these on Kevin Kelly's Cool Tools Site (kevinkelly.com) and I bought two for work. I work as a cook at a resort, and like them very much, but I had one break within a week. Moving a cream cheese mixture in a processor bowl, the spatula had been pushed down into the bowl, bending it's blade at a 90 degree angle. It broke at the top of the metal bar contained inside the handle.
I emailed Chef'n explaining what happened, and they quickly argeed to replace it. So if you do break one, don't throw it away. If you buy one, you may want to shy away from ultra-thick mixtures, and bending it at severe angles. It's still a Five Star piece of equipment for gravies, sauces, omelets and the like, but not for everything.

"Indispensible.", I've been using this spatula for over a year, and it has become indispensible. It does a wonderful job getting those last bits of batter and sauce out of mixing bowsl and pans. It's high-temp silicone also makes it handy as a spatula for frying eggs and flipping pancakes. It is easy to clean--no removing the heads as is necessary with other silicon spatulas--and is designed without seams that trap sauces and such. I have thrown away my old rubber spatulas and plastic spatulas replaced them with variations of this handy kitchen tool.



 
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