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upamfva · 24.05.22 - 05:50

The Best Silicone Spatulas for Home Cooks

Anyone who loves to bake frequently knows that they'll reach for a silicone spatula at least once or twice for almost every recipe. Whether you need it for mixing brownie batter, folding in egg whites, or just scraping everything off the sides of the bowl—there's a spatula out there to get the job done. A great tool can only improve your favorite recipes, from the finest cakes to properly folded cookie dough. A good heat-resistant silicone spatula is also essential for stovetop cooking and for protecting nonstick pots and pans.Get more news about Silicone Spatulas,you can vist our website!

We did our research and selected seven different silicone spatulas to put to the test, noting elements like mixing ability, heat resistance, and how easy they were to clean. We found our hands leaned the most towards the U-Taste Silicone Spatula Set. The set of four is equipped with a spoon, jar, large, and mini spatula with a sleek silicone design. Another set that impressed us was the Oxo Good Grips 3-Piece Silicone Spatula Set, with a flat-edge head and two pointed ones. Read on for the full list of silicone spatulas best for making the sweet treats you love.
U-taste constantly upgrades its products based on reviews and advice they receive from their consumers. They recently upgraded to a BPA-free premium silicone (the same material used for baby bottles) making it heat resistant up to 600 degrees Fahrenheit. The silicon construction and non-slip group are a major reason why this set takes the cake.

This 4-piece set includes a spoon, a large spatula, a mini spatula, and a jar spatula. U-taste found a balance between stiffness for strong pressure mixing, but also flexibility to scrape every side of a bowl. We found that these were a bit softer than other similar sets. "We enjoyed the shape variety here for different kitchen tasks, though the Oxo set held up better while mixing thick brownie batter," says Maia Magill, a production assistant and product tester.
This set is perfect for daily use and can combat even the thickest batter you have with its comfortable grip and strong, durable core with a malleable edge. This set comes with three spatulas—two curved spatulas (one large, one mini), and a medium-sized spoon spatula.

"We loved everything about this versatile set. It has everything you'd want in a set, it covers all bases for whatever you need it for," said Magill. Our testers found that each spatula served its own special purpose. The mini spatula is great for using with saucepans and small mixing bowls, whereas the larger spatula is the ultimate multi tool for stirring, mixing, and scraping. All of them are also more on the narrow side which is perfect for getting into the corners of baking pans.
This lightweight spatula from KitchenAid is a great tool for the cost. Its environmentally-friendly wooden handle has a silicone curved head that resists heat up to 500°F. Despite it not being dishwasher-safe, it is very easy to clean with a speedy hand-wash with warm water and a mild detergent. It did live up to the "scraper" in its name when used to get that bit of batter out of a bowl, but we found that it was difficult to get into corners of a baking pan and its tipped point didn't make folding any easier. Still, it's great value for a kitchen always busy with cooking.

Heat has met its match with the Tovolo Flex-Core Wood Handled spatula. It did not deform or melt in any way at a temperature of up to 600°F. Available in a variety of different colors, this spatula includes a wooden handle with a smooth silicone head covering a nylon core. For easy cleaning, the head can detach from the handle—just make sure no leftover residue is stuck between the pieces.

We did find the head a little wide and difficult to operate even in a big bowl. It could make tasks such as folding and mixing a bit of a hassle. Due to its large head size, this would not work well for scraping in small containers or navigating corners.