Exactly how flexible is this turner? I don't mind some bend, but I need a big, sturdy turner for larger, heavy pancakes.
1537637
I would say it's fairly firm, but not like thick metal. I some times will use this to flip grilled cheese or other sandwiches, and it doesn't get flimsy with those.
1537638
It's not floppy. It's firm, but will bend a little if it need to. It should work fine for you. I'm very happy making pancakes with it!
1537639
I bought this along with a griddle pan for my daughter. She says This is a sturdy turner and should work just fine.
1537640
This turner will be perfect for large, heavy pancakes. It works great for a 12" pizza, placing in oven and removing from oven. Because it's made of silicone rubber, it isn't affected by the heat of the oven racks. Good luck
1286535
unfortunately i don't think i am aware of the handle being flexible. i just set it to the highest i could get and left it there. i would like to know the answer to the question also. dorothea potter teipel, dteipel@gmail.com
1032856
Very flexible. You can bent this without problem. You can do this practically 180 degree
812368
If you have a good bender it should do just fine I've had no problem with bending it and keep it bent. Added a bit of heat to the bend to keep it bent.
308591
It has flexability, but it would depend on the circumference your looking to accomplish. The magnet isn't strong enough to hold if you're rolling it over something, magnet strength is designed for flat surface with no pressure. Hope this answers your question......
100204
It's the regular size muffin pan. And the steel is thick and strudy. There's no need to worry about it bending or getting bent.
1289614
I'm sorry. I bought it as a gift for my daughter, so it isn't here with me. I did use it at her apartment, and I can say it's big (so it can get heavy, but the two handles makes it easy to lift), and it works well. You don't need dangerous non-stick coatings - the tri-ply was great even for pancakes. (Follow the directions for heating.)
2217567
It's been a while since I ordered, and returned, it; so, it's difficult for me to give you an honest answer to your question. However, I do believe it is flexible; but, I could be wrong.
94612
I read the previous answers, but to my taste it does bend enough, it can be twisted, since it has a wire inside but as for movement itself it is mostly flexibility than real hinge movement.
291432
Good question. I tried to twist and bend the plastic handle and it did not flex at all. It appears to be made of high impact plastic and is very sturdy. I trust it will do the job.
80983
I just bent a sample piece, it will do it, if properly adjusted. But if thats a thickness you will bend a lot a press brake may be a better option. I will add that I have been very happy with this brake. Its perfect for the home shop and I have done some nice work for my race car with it!
1610453
It is bendable but you won't leave an indentation with your nail in it. I like it because I wanted something firmer than some of the flimsy rubber knives I have used. The only thing about this knife is that it is a larger knife. I would guess its total length is about 12 inches with about a 7.5 inch blade. I still think it is a good training knife but might also recommend something smaller to train with...something more like the size of a pocket knife or switch blade since these may be more commonly used in a street fight.
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I've had this griddle now since last summer and have used it perhaps 15 times to cook bacon, sausage, eggs, hashbrowns and pancakes for 2-8 people at a time. The only thing I would say is to handle it very carefully as the handles are very tinny. They're brittle BakeLite. If you break one off with rough handling, which is a very real possibility, your griddle will probably not be very easy to use after that.
1744021
I have bent mine a couple of times in my knapsack and bent it back. the spork is strong to say the least, however I dont recommend bending it a hundred times.
285013
Wish I could help you. I only used mine for curves. It seems thin enough to bend though.
1170562
I have two of the Matfer Bourgeat Exoglass Pelton spatulas. I just read the reviews for the Mercer Cutlery Hell'e Tool Spatula. Although both look similar and have somewhat identical descriptions, the Matfer is very flexible and thin. You can pick up the most delicate cookie with it or slide it under a fried egg without breaking the yolk. I read a review that said the Mercer one was very stiff and rigid. Neither of my Matfer are stiff nor are they rigid. My guess would be that they are probably not the same but that is JMHO...and since there is such a price difference...my gut feeling is that the other might be a similar look but it will not be as thin or as flexible. Once again just my opinion. I love the Matfer; my first one is years old and it looks brand new. It is probably my favorite kitchen tool since it feels good in my hand and it always works for those delicate foods that need flipping or gently removing from a pan or tray. It is thin and flexible along the edges but it is also sturdy enough for flipping a burger. Hope this helps you decide!
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These are definitey large enough for thick milkshakes. They are rather long too. I preferred that it would have had a bend to one end so luckily my husband was able to take it to work and bend it just perfect for me, otherwise they are nice and very sturdy. I use the pipe cleaner that comes with it to clean it every time and that works great.