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Culina Silicone Spatulas

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Sale price  $59.99 Regular price  $100.00
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Culina Silicone Spatulas — product close-up

Culina Silicone Spatulas

Sale price  $59.99 Regular price  $100.00
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Pink, Beige, Mint Green or Grey?

Identical spatulas in all four — what you are really choosing is what they look like sitting in the crock next to the hob. Utensils you leave out get used; utensils you hide in a drawer get forgotten behind the potato masher.

Choose If this sounds like you
Pink You bake more than you fry, and you like the baking kit to look like baking kit. Easiest to spot in a drawer full of black utensils.
Beige The kitchen is wood, cream and stone and you would rather nothing shouted. Blends into a neutral counter and does not date.
Mint Green You want one soft bit of colour on an otherwise white worktop. This is the one people buy as a gift for someone setting up a first kitchen.
Grey You cook with turmeric, tomato and paprika and you know exactly what those do to a pale spatula over a year.

If they are going in an open crock rather than a drawer, pick the colour you would be happy looking at every day.

Will they scratch the pans you already own?

Silicone is softer than every pan surface in a normal kitchen, which is the entire reason it exists as a utensil material. It flexes against the pan rather than dragging across it, so nonstick coating stays where the manufacturer put it.

Safe on Avoid
Nonstick and ceramic pans, stainless steel, enamelled cast iron, glass mixing bowls, plastic food containers, silicone bakeware Resting the head against the side of a hot empty pan, leaving one in a pot over a live flame, using them to lever anything stuck or frozen

Washing up: hot soapy water and a sponge, or the top rack of the dishwasher. The step people skip is drying the join between the head and the handle — water sits there, and a utensil put away damp is how a clean kitchen still develops a smell.

You get the last of the cake batter out of the bowl, instead of leaving a third of it behind.

Everyone has scraped a mixing bowl with a wooden spoon and told themselves that was close enough. It is not. There is a visible film of batter left on the sides, and if you have ever weighed what a bowl retains you will not do it again. A flexible silicone blade bends into the curve of the bowl and takes the lot in two passes. Same story with a jar of mayonnaise, the last of a curry paste, or scrambled eggs that would otherwise weld themselves to the pan.

Culina Silicone Spatulas in use

Flexibility is the feature, heat tolerance is what keeps it

A rigid spatula can only ever meet a curved bowl at one point. A flexible silicone head deforms to the shape it is pressed against, so the whole edge stays in contact all the way round — that is the mechanical reason it cleans a bowl and a wooden spoon does not. It is also why silicone folds egg whites without knocking the air out of them: it slides under and lifts rather than cutting through.

Then there is the pan. Silicone tolerates the temperatures of normal stovetop cooking, so the same tool stirs a hot risotto and then folds a meringue without you swapping utensils or ruining a plastic one against a hot pan wall. That combination — soft on nonstick, fine in heat, and stiff enough to actually push food around — is why silicone quietly replaced wood in most working kitchens.

  • Pink — clear, warm pink. Reads as baking equipment and is the easiest of the four to find in a crowded drawer.
  • Beige — soft, sandy neutral that vanishes into a wood-and-cream kitchen instead of interrupting it.
  • Mint Green — pale, cool green. The one that looks best sitting out on a white worktop.
  • Grey — the pragmatic choice. Turmeric, tomato and paprika do not show on it the way they do on pale colours.

Culina Silicone Spatulas close-up of the flexible head

What You're Getting

  • Culina Silicone Spatulas in your chosen Colour — Pink, Beige, Mint Green or Grey
  • Flexible silicone heads that bend into the curve of a bowl and take the last of the mixture with them
  • Safe on nonstick and ceramic — softer than the pan surface, so no scoring
  • Handles stovetop heat, so the same tool stirs a hot pan and folds a cold batter
  • Smooth surface with no seams for dough or sauce to hide in
  • Hand wash or top rack of the dishwasher
  • Dry the head-to-handle join before putting them away
  • Stands upright in a utensil crock next to the hob

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  • USA — 5–9 business days
  • Domestic — 4–7 business days
  • UK & Europe — 7–14 business days
  • Everywhere else — 10–18 business days

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If a piece doesn’t feel right in your home, get in touch within 30 days of delivery. We’ll arrange a refund or exchange — whichever you prefer.

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