Chef Craft Set of 2 Stainless Steel Mini Wood Handle, Slotted Solid Blade Cookie Spatula, Silver

I tossed all my plastic cooking utensils and upgraded to stainless. These are perfect for flipping eggs. And not plastic. I'm very happy with them.

I love the wood handle and the edging on the spatula. I thought I was ordering a larger size but I am very happy with these and will be ordering the next larger size as well.

Quality and so handy for serving small items like brownies

2 pack spatula is good value for price. Sturdy metal, wooden handle smelled oddly like bbq though? Smaller size was good for my needs.

Great for flipping pancakes on the griddle

These spatula's are just the right size for so many uses. Cakes, pies, brownies, anything that has smaller pieces to be removed. Do read the instructions as to the fact these tools do NOT belong in the dishwasher. We had to learn the hard way as over time, the handles will become loose and separate from the top. Great tools, however!

Yes they are tiny but that's exactly what I was looking for so I'm happy…if I needed more I would definitely buy these but I'm sure I only need these two… BUT… if I ever do need more ..yes I'd buy these…and maybe I'll think about gifting some 💭 like for Xmas…they come in handy for specific needs

I needed a small spatula for eggs. Works great!

I did not like the fact that there were huge sku stickers across the entire metal parts of these that required major soaking and scrubbing to get off. Also were wrapped together at the handles with a very sticky clear tape that has left the handles sticky. Other than that they are what I wanted!

The ones I received were very sturdy, well-made, handle was smooth (but not fine furniture), though it is true they are pretty tiny and narrow. But still usable in small pans. But the trouble is, these have no use that I can think of in the kitchen! They are very stiff and the blade and corners are so sharp they gouge even cast iron pans! I failed to think of that, but they were cheap enough that it was worth a gamble. Since they're sharp enough to cut and strong/stiff enough to pry, I'll get some use out of them in the shop or craft studio. First I'll use them to pry off some old tiles for my backsplash remodel...:-)