Di Oro Living Seamless

At the end of all of this, we had a winner. It's called the Dioro Living Seamless Silicone spatula for about 11. Now this spatula had it all

If you are mixing something with this spatula you are going to get tired. It has a metal rod in it that weighs a lot. Since the spatula is one piece there has to be something to keep the handle from getting floppy I suppose but the weight is too much. If you have issues with your hands I would skip ...

I bought this spatula mainly for the recommendation from America's Test Kitchen. Does it hold up as being the best? To an extent. — DESIGN — This is a well-constructed spatula made of very heat-proof silicone with a steel interior. It's molded as one piece which makes it easy to clean. The heat resi...

I bought this in 2019 probably because America's Test Kitchen says it's the best, and I see lots of chefs using it on cooking shows. It held up well and can be used with high heat though I generally use it for baking recipes. A chip broke off the front edge when I was mixing an orzo salad, obviously...

This is a nice spatula. It seems very sturdy and has a nice weight in the hand. The color is lovely and the edges are sharp and clean, perfect for scraping the sides of a bowl or Instant Pot insert. My only disappointment comes, I'm afraid, from the nature of silicone, itself. In just a few uses, th...

Product looks and feels great, the only critique I have is that the food contact area has very little give making it hard to really scrape at uneven surfaces which is what I use this tool for most of the time. Hoping it loosens up and becomes more flexible with use.

I bought this to replace an old spatula that I used for baking. It's made well and it can also be used for stovetop cooking, which makes it more versatile than my old one. However, it's not as flexible as I'd like it to be. The lavender is a lovely color.

Looking for a similar spatula to my Pampered Chef one. Good quality but fairly stiff. Not as flexible as I would have liked

As a professional chef, I have many, many kitchen tools and gadgets. Some are used sporadically for specific tasks. Others, the best, are used often and for multiple applications. This is one of those. I have literally had dozens of plastic/nylon/silicon spatulas over the years and most have suffere...

There are a lot of spatulas on the market that are of a two piece design (the spatula head and the handle). This makes the spatula prone to collect food particles at the junction of the head and handle. Yes, they can be cleaned by pulling apart the two pieces, but this adds an extra step in the clea...