4M STAR Silicone Spoonula, Spatula Spoon, High Heat Resistant to 680°F, Non Stick Rubber Utensil (Garnet Red)

I just love this Spatula Spoon combination. Souple, sturdy and so reliable. Since I started using it, I retired most of my spatulas and spoons.I use it to mix dry ingredients, I use it for batters and for soft doughs. I use it to stir boiling pots of soup and tajines.... it is perfect for lifting eggs from boiling water. I use it to baste baking chicken or stir vegetables in oven and to deglaze a pot for gravy.I also use it to scrap a non stick pot before washing to remove sticky particles without scratching the pot, to make for an easy cleaning.The only draw back is that the bowl of the spoon is not too deep to hold much.None the less, I am so excited by this spoonula that I have many and been giving them around to friends and family.

Spoonulas are the most useful kitchen tool I didn't know I needed until a few years ago. This one is more flexible than the StarPack Basic, but its just fine for most jobs. The StarPack is better for mixing heavy batters but this one is just as good for cooking scrambled eggs.

Product looks nice and functions well as long as you are not expecting it to be rigid or sturdy. I tried to cook frozen hamburger meat for example and the lower third of the utensil is very flimsy and would not scrape the cooked meat, and I could not use it to break apart the already cooked meat as it was just fold or squish. If you just use it as a spoon or to stir, it will be fine.

Really like the concept of this, but was hoping for something with a little more thickness to the spoon edge so you can break up ground beef while cooking. It works fine as a cream/batter spatula and as a spoon for things already broken down, but not well for actually breaking things down like other spatulas. So long as you know what you want to use it for and it matches its design, it’s very good.

The spatular spoon is a lot less substantial then I thought it would be, especially compared to another one I already own. I've used it twice and it appears to handle the heat well. The spatular also has a gritty feel to it. Not as smooth as my other more substantial spatular. My concern is that the spoon part is quite thin and I seems that it might not last all that long. Only time will tell.

It’s stiff even to handle a heavy load of food in a wok. The tip of the spoon has a good enough flex but not too flexible that it can’t scoop food. Only negative I can think of is a little longer handle for big pots and pans. Other than that, this is a very good alternative to wood spoon because I can put this spoon in the dishwasher.

Nothing beats this for everything from baking, eating ice cream out of the container, folding egg whites into batter or scooping mayonnaise out of a jar....I'm not the cook in the house, but I do the baking. I don't buy many / any kitchen tools, because the cook takes care of that, but I DID notice that a week after I put this in the drawer, EVERYONE else started to use it.

I love the idea of a spoonula (combination spoon/spatula) but this one wasn’t exactly what I wanted. The price was perfect, but I would like it better if it were sturdier.

Great product, essential to cooking most meals, easy to move food around a pan and stir consistently

I bought this, expecting it to work properly like the one (another brand) I purchased a few years ago. It turned out to be a total disappointment and a waste of money. It is too flexible to be used to proper stir or mix anything. One light press, the front part can bend to the point that the inside metal support is ready to perforate the silicone out shell. Returned.

Got it quite quickly so happy with that. The colour looks just like the pic. I used it yesterday when making banana bread and it came out great. So theres that. I havent put it in the washing machine so i dont know if it bleeds. Its flexible too. Dont ask me how I know this. Yes id buy again. But hopefully not. I want this to hold up.

I have only had this for a week, but I can say that I really like how useful this item has become. It feels really good in the hand and is very nimble to use. It transitions from stirring to scraping every bit out of the bowl really well so no need for two utensils. I think that this will be a really well used item, and I recommend it without reservation.

I find the bottom edge to be too soft and flexible. I had problems with food starting to stick to the pan and this was too floppy to scrape the food free.I have a similar item from another manufacturer that’s flexible but has far more structure in the bottom edge.