BICBWooden Spatula/Raclette/Turner for Non-stick Pans | Baking Utensils Set | Kitchen Tools & Gadgets - Great Bakeware for Cooking and Decorating, 12-Inch (Set of 6)

Holding up well to my cooking

A recently purchased raclette grill didn't come with tools. What a great opportunity to pick the ones I wanted. 12" spatulas make it easier to turn items without getting too close, yet still work great to give toasted cheese and extra push out of the pan.Pro tip: For longer life, oil well with coconut oil and a hair dryer whenever needed. Sand smooth or let your hands bring out the patina with usage.

The general purpose for wooden kitchen tools is not to cause damage to the surfaces that they will come into contact with. This is a large problem for this product because the edges are not at all smoother and the wood is quite hard. The result of the maiden voyage was my expensive Teflon wok becoming heavily scratched from any and all contact with this product. I wanted to see what I could do to save a buck (and face) so when I had some time I sanded a few down to the level of refinement that they should have shipped with. Ultimately I threw it all away - it makes a lot more sense to purchase a thicker product that is more refined from the start than to try to salvage value from something that is better equipped as a paint stirrer. If you’re reading this, walk away.

Eh,Ok for the price.

Love these things. Death to plastic. Just don't leave these in water. They aren't treated with chemicals(at least I hope not) so they can warp or swell.

Work well with nonstick pans. I put mineral oil on them before first use. Now they go through the dishwasher, no warp.

Surface not finished as much as I had hoped. Finish is "grainy" or "fuzzy". I guess I prefer the feel of bamboo.

cheap wooden spatula turners. It's what I needed and cheap enough. Not the greatest quality but will work ok. (I use the good olive wood one for primary use) but these are good for sticky dough and other uses. Cleans up easily