Item #906 Slotted Turner

Great nonstick spatula. Has lasted several years since I got it.

It's ridiculous that there are so many spatulas that cost so much more than this one but they aren't as good. IThese have a nice fine edge that gets underneath foods that require a little precision - like flipping a thin layer of egg when making an omelette or getting underneath a pancake.They're safe for non stick, but I use them on my stainless steel pans also. This looked like my 10 year old one which finally started to shed a little after years of abuse and dishwashers, and after looking locally in quite a few large retailers I saw nothing that was an exact replacement and all were many times this price. So I ordered this Norpro and sure enough, it appeared to be pretty much the same thing I enjoyed for years. Had it for a couple of months now, using it once or twice a day, and I'm fairly certain these are a steal - in fact I ordered the jumbo version of this one (it's really long, I got it for big fish fillets) and that one is great, too. I feel like I should be ordering these like I do with shoes that I like and buy several so when they stop making them I still have spares.

This is just what i wanted, and just what was advertised. a low priced, good quality spatula to use in my nonstick pan. i am pleased, i paid just a few dollars for all including shipping. it is slightly flexible (i hoped it would have been a bit MORE flexible, i like the really "bendy ones") but it is flexible enough. it claims to be high temp i used it this morning to flip some eggs and it worked well. it didnt scratch my nonstick pan and it is beveled very well to a thin point so you can slide it under a omlette or crepe just perfectly. not much more to sap about a 3 dollar spatula! :P

This is the spatula is the best for no non stick

So my mother had this spatula way back in the day, according to her its the best because while it's a "cheap" spatula it's the perfect balance of flexibility while still being durable. She had one for YEARS that she kept even though the handle snapped in half and one of the bars on the head broke and we begged her to get a new one or throw it out. But she still used it because it was her favorite and any other spatula just wasn't the same. I finally found the same one here on Amazon and now she has two new ones that replaced her old broken one. I can't say they last "forever" but for as cheap as it is, it's really not a bad spatula.

Much smaller and shorter than I imagined. Any kitchen making meals would want a larger size. Also, it's rather flimsy and I'm worried about it snapping during use and cleaning.

Works in my Teflon coated pans.

ive only used once so ill update if any more pros or cons come up. to me the handle is not "non-skid". it does have a thumb grip but thats all which is not really a con because i had no problem with it trying to slip out of my hands its not flimsy it cleans super easy by hand so i cant comment on if any dishwasher problems maybe its just me but i feel like the angle of the spatula is great. i felt like it made it easy to get under what i was cooking with ease and around the edges of the pan i didnt fling food out trying to get under it or move it around