Is there some flexibility in these on the ends (scraper part)? I don't want a stiff spatula.
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The ends are not stiff. They work very well in scrapping everything out of a bowl and when cooking great in a pan
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They are flexible enough. I use one of the larger ones to scramble eggs without scratching my non-stick pan, and the small one is good for getting the last of the peanut butter from the jar.
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Yes...they are flexible at the scraper end! I am one to get out every drop of cake batter, every bit of food from the pan and these are great for that...I love them!
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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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It is too big; have you considered using metal tongs, even taking them apart (mine detach) and using one side? Might be the solution you are looking for. Good Luck-
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I have not any issues with them. Dishwasher safe, spatula has a beveled edge, and the rest of the utensils work great.
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The book says you can, but I don't think I am going to. Probably something like a metal spatula would be okay, but not anything that could slip and scratch.
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Yes, there are rubbery/grippy pieces that wrap around the metal on the ends. My tub also has narrow edges but it works just fine
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It is not awkward at all to use. The silver handles on the side are thin so it will be challenging to get a good grip on the slicer unless your grip is fairly strong. I haven't seen anything similar with wider grips for individuals with RA.
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Yes. I have a picture I can share with you, but do not see howto upload it here. There are several lockable positions at the scraper-head as well as 4 or 5 height adjustments on the extension handle itself.
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Hi JN, looks like everyone's got this one covered! But for the record, yes the spatulas work great for either hand. Regards, Matt - StarPack Team
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I haven't made anything that stiff on mine yet, but I think you could probably start it on the mixer, but you'd likely need to finish kneading by hand.
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They are flexible. You shouldn't have any problems.. I was very happy with this purchase
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The spatula handle is firm all the way from the hole end to the middle of the blade part of the spatula. The tapered part of the blade is flexible but the handle is stiff and feels very sturdy. I use it to lift sticky, heavy gluten-free doughs from my Kitchen Aide bowl and have had no problems. Hope this helps you.
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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 but I wouldn't roll them up. You won't get a tight roll to save space.
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am not sure, but the one of the ends is made from rubber, so is some flexible
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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
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It sounds like yours has a manufacturing defect. My spatula has a nicely smoothed edge on the bottom and all the edges. Perhaps you need to get a different one shipped to you. When made properly, it is a wonderful tool.
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They are flexible but not small so bending them may not give you the best result. They are about 3" diameter.