KSENDALO Fish Spatula for Nonstick Cookware -Slotted Turner Egg Spatula -Wide Thin Spatula with European Nylon Blade for Kitchen Use- Egg Flipper Utensils, Black

Nice egg turner and tool for air fryers with deep cavities. This is no flop in the pan!
Most of my life, I have been flipping eggs with no issues. Didn’t think anything of it. A spatula is a spatula, so I thought. But over the last few years I have been having difficulties flipping eggs. Thought maybe it could be the pan. Then thought maybe eggs have changed. But then I got to thinking that it just might be the spatula. I am tired of having to use my high-end spatula and fork to flip an egg.I did a lot of research on amazon and YouTube reviews and after a couple months of looking, decided on this one. Mostly because it looks nice and complements the other spatulas that I have.I received this new spatula within 24 hours and as soon as I got it, decided to make an egg, bacon, cheese, tomato sandwich. Bacon goes in the pan first. I tried turning the bacon and on my first try, failed. I was trying from the end but when I chose the middle of the bacon strip, it flipped with ease. I found later that once the bacon has fried a little bit, then I can use this spatula to flip from one of its end. No big deal. It worked and I didn’t need a fork to do the flipping. Nothing against forks… but if you are like me, keep it simple. Less things to wash. We are a two-person family with four forks so like to use those for eating, if you know what I mean and I don’t mind using a fork for cooking, if I can use it for my meal. Can’t say I ever ate a bacon and egg sandwich with a fork. Don’t intend to either, so happy I could flip a slice of bacon with this spatula. For reference, my previous high-end $24 spatula couldn’t flip bacon without flying grease everywhere. With the new spatula, was able to lift the bacon from the pan and onto the waiting bread. Don’t you love a little bit of bacon grease to soak a little bit of that Wonder Bread?Next came the egg. This is either going to be eggtastci or its going to be a complete flop. Get it… flop? Flop in the pan? ha. I cracked the egg in the pan like a pro (btw this was the last egg in the carton – so no do-overs) and used the new spatula to keep the egg from running to the side of the pan. You know it’s fresh when the egg tries to escape! Now I have that egg frying in that bacon grease and turned the stove off. I am making this egg over-hard. After the bottom side cooks for a bit, I decide to flip it. Oh Lord have mercy, ya’ll. This was not one of those magic spatulas that would swoop up the egg so easily. I had to fight it a little. Then, I thought about my science teacher Mr. Larry where he talked about levers and mass and pulleys and atoms and reality. I approached that egg this time, with the new spatula sliding so easily under the heaviest part of the egg… the yolk, of course… and was able to get the egg on the spatula with no problem and then the flip… holy chicken! It worked! My problem has been solved! Now on to world hunger!I flipped that egg a few times, each time sliding under the heaviest part of the egg and the finished product looked so much better than any other egg I have made over the last few years. It had height, was rounder, and once I seasoned it with Trader Joe’s Salute 21 seasoning, it was absolutely perfect to my taste buds.I added fresh-shredded cheese on top of that egg and then using the new spatula, scooped up the egg and placed it on the other side of the bread with such ease. Salt Bae, I got your moves with this new spatula!I added my slice of tomato, fold the sandwich up and rejoiced.Later that day I used the air fryer, and the spatula was able to go in with ease and lift my food out better than using tongs or my older spatula.There are but two cons is that if the spatula was a little longer, I could have picked the egg up from the lighter side. The egg didn’t fit completely on the spatula and that is okay for my situation. A longer spatula would not have worked well with the air fryer.The other, is that there was plastic not trimmed off from the top and I had to manually pick that off. It feels a tiny bit flimsy, and I feel I have to be careful to not accidentally let it sit on the bottom of a pan that is frying, for example for more than ten seconds. It just “feels” that way… but may not be true. Don’t want to find out.The price was right for this product. The handle has a hole at the top and so when I put this in the dishwasher, I am sure to hook the spatula to the top rack as I am concerned that with it being light weight, that it could fall and land on one of the heating elements and melt.Wishes: That it was a little bit heavier.Will I be replacing this? Absolutely not. My journey ends here. I am happy with it and intend on having a long life with it since I take care of things.Happy flipping!!!

I’m back to buy yet ANOTHER one (edit at the end of the post)
Spatulas have been the bane of my existence and I was determined to find a good one one day last summer. I took a gamble and bought the thin turner about nine months ago. I love it so much, that I’m here to get a second one. I’ve had zero issues with it and it honestly makes flipping items in a pan so much easier. The Spatula is thinner than what I’m used to using and gets under anything without pushing the food around.One problem that I’ve had with Spatulas involves how my husband uses turners. He turns the heat up to ‘high’ then flips the turner over and pushes down on the food. Over time (less than a month) the turner begins to warp. They end up so badly bent that it becomes impossible to pick anything up with them without the food sliding off the tip.It was easier to find a good turner than to get my husband to change his old habits. (He’s 99% perfect and it’s not worth nagging to get the last 1%. As he is, he’s better than I deserve.) After nine months of abuse, this spatula has held up to the use just fine. No warping or bending at all.This one little thing has done a lot to help with my pet peeve and lessened my frustration in the kitchen. It gets used at least twice a day and is my go-to flipper for everything. Best $11 I’ve spent in a long time.EDIT: It’s now 2.5 years later and I’m back to buy a third. The first two are in perfect condition (other than a bit of whitening on the black plastic from the dishwasher.) So why and I getting a third? Because these are my favorite and I’m banning all others from the house.I was protective of these when i first bought them, but my husband managed to get hold of them and abused them the way he’d abused all other spatulas over the decades. NO DAMAGE. No warping, no snapping, no scorch marks, no melted spots, no bending or twisting!I’ve hated every single spatula I’ve ever had in my life and these are the winner. I might buy another half dozen so I can be sure to take them with me to the grave.EDIT: Back to buy yet ANOTHER. All of my previous purchases are in great shape. This one is for a gift. Yup. I’m gifting someone with a $7 spatula. These things are ridiculously good.

Great egg flipper
Replaced my 10 year plastic pampered chef spatula when it broke. So, this is my new go to, everyday spatula. Nice and thin edge for flipping eggs and stout enough to chop browning hamburger into taco meat crumbles. Seams very sturdy and very light to use. I’m very pleased with this one and it won’t be spending any time in the drawer.

Good size fish spatula
This fish spatula has thin sides making it easier to turn food. I had no issues with this spatula. I like that it’s shorter and wider than most.

Great flipper, thin for eggs and flapjacks. Well made and a good price.

ustensible de bonne dimension , de bonne facture, très agréable à manier . Sa largeur facilite la prise dans la poêle des produits cuisinés .

I love this turner at last one that is slim and long enough to easily turn a fillet of fish.Every other one i have had has been far too thick so i would damage the skin.Then the fillet would break because it wasn’t long enough,so it would look a mess on the plate when i tried to do a nice meal.