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Switchit All-Purpose Spatula

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$6.99 $9.99 In stock

Category: Baking & Measuring

Our Switchit All-Purpose Spatulas are the perfect tool for stirring, scooping, spreading, mixing, moving, and more. Designed with an eye for both form and function, these tools always get the job done. Our updated spatulas are more useful and attractive than ever before, ideal for stovetop cooking and serving. Dual-ended, they even feature classic work ends that are heat- and stain-resistant.

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Customer Reviews (3.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Matthew I. ★★★★☆

I was pleasantly surprised by how sturdy the spatula feels when mixing thick dough. The slightly curved head makes scooping batter out of bowls really easy. Only minor nitpick is I wish it came in more colors.

William E. ★★★★☆

The flat edge really helps get every bit of frosting out of the bowl without bending. I've used it for spreading and scooping so far, and it handles both jobs well. Only wish it came in a few more colors.

Penelope O. ★★★★☆

Stirring thick cookie dough used to wear out my wrist, but this spatula's handle gives me a solid grip without slipping. Only wish the head were a touch wider for scooping out the last bits of batter.