This spatula is small enough to fit ... We tested to see if each turner’s edge was thin and sharp enough to cut brownies in a pan. We used the wooden spatulas to break up ground beef in a ...

As for wooden spatulas, keep in mind that wood is ... enough to keep all parts of the hand from the flames. The turner part, while small, is smooth and gets under stuff nicely.” ...

This was my favorite metal spatula during testing for many reasons. I liked how thin the metal is and how easily it bends. I didn't love the wooden handle ... in the actual turner portion, but ...

Some cooking utensils are nice to have, but you can forgo them and still whip up a decent meal. But without a quality spatula, there is no meal—only half-burnt and half-uncooked ingredients.

I’ve learned to accept that I’m an impatient home cook in a small ... Turner. I know I can depend on it to do its job and never get in my way. When I’m hungry and rushing, other spatulas ...

I’m a huge spatula nerd. In my collection I have about a dozen, made out of every material available — silicone, stainless steel, wood, and combinations of these. To write this article ...