Thyme & Table Food-Safe Silicone Turner with Beechwood Handle, Black

Best spatula I've used. I cook eggs every morning and frequently break yoke due to the eggs flopping over the edge and splitting. This wide spatula is cupped on the edges and has a mild bowl shape, so the eggs are very easy to scoop and flip. It's great and night and day different than standard spatulas.

This is the absolute best spatula I have ever used. I got rid of old ones because of them not being high heat resistant. This Thyme and Table spatula is high heat resistance, has a wooden handle and is durable. Not flimsy plastic. Absolutely going to add as many utensils as they offer.

I love that this is silicone. But I did not like that it had sides on it. I needed a flatter one for my pancakes. I do have other thyme and table products that I love love love !

The finely-tapered edge will slide underneath the edges of fragile foods like delicate fish fillets and frying eggs, so the food flips without breaking.

This spatula is great. Larger than I thought but made of wood and has a larger base and length then most of the other ones I have used. I would definitely recommend this item.

I got this specifically because it's not slotted, and not plastic, and is food grade. Plastic utensils start to fall apart in our food, I've noticed. And I just find slotted pointless and harder to clean.

I'm replacing my plastic utensils with silicone and was seeking a wide spatula. This one fits the bill perfectly. It is a bit heavier than what I'm used to but it's solid and of good quality.

Such a great price for a well-made and good-looking turner. I dislike the black plastic ones because, well, who knows what they're made from. Discarded tires perhaps? The soles from worn-out shoes? Or maybe something worse like road tar. These are wood and silicone, two elements I know the origins of. Welcome to my kitchen, T%26T!

i would recommend this for it's modern, interesting style AND the silicone turner. But, the handle is too long, straight and inflexible for ordinary kitchen use, more like something for your cookout. I'm trying to eliminate all my plastic utensils in an affordable way, but it's not easy!

For most cooks,its a matter of prefetence. I found the handle sturdy but too long,making it awkward for me. Even tho the spatula was well made, I found it too thick for flipping but the tip of it had a nice lip easy for getting under food. I was looking for something thinner. It was a good price for such a well made product and I would definately buy this brand again.