How flexible is the spatula
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This is pretty firm. If you're looking for a little more give pass on this.
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These are perfect. I'd been looking for years to find spatulas like the ones I remembered from the 1960's, that actually flexed enough to be effective in scraping the sides of bowls, etc. In the meantime I had to have something, so I've bought a number of spatulas that ranged from awful to tolerable. I'd almost given up and am very happy to finally have these. After almost two years, these are like new and perform like a SPATULA. With some I've had, you might as well have used a table knife.
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To my way of cooking, it has just the right amount of flexibility. It is thinner and more flexible than a Williams Sonoma spatula--- if that helps.
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These spatulas are very flexible, but not at all flimsy, which makes them very effective for scraping batter, eggs, sauce, etc. from mixing bowls and pans.
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Hi Barbara....These are not cheapy spatuas......the tips are just flexible enough to get the tough spots and the sides are firm enough to clean the sides of the bowl....Hope this helps.......................answered by Barbara
1032856
Very flexible. You can bent this without problem. You can do this practically 180 degree
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Hi Chris. I find that it's not that difficult because you're able to slide the spatula right under a cake slice. Hope this answers your question.
1201515
Flexible but not flimsy. They're my go-to utensils now. They can scrape dough out of a bowl, stir a sauce on the stove, and cut through chunks of browning ground beef.
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The spoonula is the most flexible. The other blades are somewhat stiff, you can see the thick center rib. They do conform pretty well tho. I love the design and never use my old ones any more because they are too soft!
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The mesh is not flexible. There is a little give but not enough to squeeze inside a smaller pot. Plus there is the little stand where you could hang and drain on the lid of the pot. If you're frying small items in a smaller pot id recommend a wok mesh strainer. I personally use this big one to fry in a big outdoor fryer. Hope this helps.
1226260
Its pretty flexible but I don't know for sure...maybe too hard for regular scissors ....but with plastic cutting tool definitely yes.
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I use a very stiff but flexible flat spatula. Not only does it slide around the edges well to release the angel food cake, (including the "inside hole" around the tube), but it also bends when slid down the side of the pan, to get under the cake to release it. I got it here at Amazon. :)
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the scraper is of very limited flexibility. You can flex it a modest amount, enough to scrape a large mixing bowl, but it is not perfectly pliable.
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It is a flexible blade. It is meant to be flexible, that is part of the reason it works so well.
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Its smooth. You will love it. Very easy to clean as nothing sticks to it. My favorite spatula!
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It is quite flexible because of its length. It should not go its own way at all. it behaves more like a soft garden hose . We are very happy with it after several months of use .
2184604
Yes, it is very flexible. Just plan it out before you start running the line.
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it seems to be on pretty tight. I love it, it has a nice long handle and semi stiff spatula end. Great for those horrible narrow neck squeeze bottles of mayo and such.
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I too bought this item for my cast iron skillet, it works well. The size is perfect for flipping several pieces of meat, and it is not flexible. Coming in at a little under 3 oz, it's not that heavy and most of the weight is in the flipper, not the handle. The handle measures about 6", in case you were looking for longer due to the heat. That being said, I'm sure you could bend the handle if you were rough enough with it, but I have had no problem flipping or scraping up those tasty bits with this spatula in my skillet, I highly recommend it.
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Like everyone else, I agree that it is a good tool to have around. I found on amazon a set of two spatula's that would work well. I am traveling, so I can describe only. They are red, thin and not for heavy jobs. I found them when looking for pancake turners. The smaller of the two would work well to turn cookies. The other is huge but works well for my pancakes.
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They are flexible. I love the spatulas they are my go to ones. The colors always catch my eye over my old ones. I try not to leave these in the pan when stirring things but every now again I do and I have never had a problem with melting. Love Them