Kaiser KaiserFlex Silicone Blending Spoon
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of Kaiser KaiserFlex Silicone Blending Spoon
Customer Review: For 99 cents it's a deal!
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought 2 on the Friday sale and for under a buck each, I am not disappointed at all.It is a light blue color, not dark as pictured but the sizing is correct. It is quite sturdy and should last for years. I have not had any problems w/ staining, but then I haven't used it with any berries or tomato foods. I do agree w/ the others that it is not worth 10, so just get it free w/ a Kaiser purchase or wait for another Friday sale.Customer Review: Love this spatula!
Summary: 5 Stars
I've been using these for almost three years now and they are great for so many reasons. They mix well, because of the hole in the middle. It has a firm feel so can mix well when my usual silicone spatulas can't, like with really thick mixes. I really like the rounded edge for scraping up from the bottom of the pan (you know when things get a little scorched) and mixing well! They have held up well in the diswasher.Customer Review: Love it, but not at regular price
Summary: 4 Stars
I bought 4 of these on the Friday sale AND used the 4 for 3 promotion. This spoon mixes brownie or muffin mixes perfectly. Having never used a blending spoon, I really didn't think that there would be a noticeable difference from my other spoons and spatulas. I was wrong. Watch for sales though - I got 4 of them for $2.97. Can't beat that. I wish I'd bought 8.Customer Review: great little spatula
Summary: 5 Stars
I can't live without this. Currently, I have two. I have already sent one to the grave, having used it for everything. A little flexible, long handle, great for scraping and cooking, and just about the best silicone stirring tool you can have. Great for mixing batter. The hole makes mixing more thorough and quicker. A must-have for all kitchens!!Customer Review: Needs to be used gently
Summary: 4 Stars
It's one of my favorite spoons for stirring because the hole minimizes the degree to which stirred material is prone to splashing out of bowl or pot. However if used to free stuff sticking to the bottom of a pot (particularly a rough cast iron pot like Lodge) the metal core of the spoon will cut through the silicone covering.