NorproSilicone Jar/Icing Spatula, Red, 10.5in/26.5cm, As Shown

My best friend and I keep each other up-to-date on whatchamacallits. She'd been irked by the remains of ketchup, mayo, etc. and not long before, I'd bought a flexible, narrow-necked spatula, so I sent her its link. Now we both enjoy frustration-free recycling, thanks to this durable, easy clean item which is giftable for anyone needing a flexible tool to handle stubborn bits at bottle bottoms.

It works. That's all that matters, and the price was ok.

I have used this spatula in the past and really like it. I could always find it in one store in particular so I would buy 2 because they do break if you use it with anything that is pretty thick. The last time I was there they were out of stock and it is about 45 minutes from where we live. I was happy to find them online and once again purchased 2. They are great for getting mayonnaise out of jars with narrow openings, scraping out mixing bowls, etc.

I bought this because I was always throwing away product. It is so difficult to get the last of stuff out of bottles and jars so I thought I would get this to try. I used it the first day I got, works great. I used it on a small bottle of cocktail sauce that was almost empty and I scraped it clean! No wasted product, finally something that works. I gave it a 4 star rating only because the handle concerns me slightly. It seems like it might not be real sturdy and may not hold up as long as it should, like it might break if used a lot. Time will tell. If it does, I'll update to let you all know.10/27/14 update...used over a year maybe 10 times and still going strong, hasn't broken yet.

I wanted to replace a rubber half spatula that hardened over time and had lost it's flexibility with a silicone one. I have a red silicone spoon and full size spatula with metal handles from Chefmate that I just love. Couldn't match that but this was a good second choice. It is 10-3/8" in length. The silicone portion is 4-1/8" in length and the handle is clear plastic making up the 6-1/4" length. It says it is high heat resistant to 500 degrees Farenheit or 260 degrees Centrigrade. There is a hole in the handle which allows it to hang from a hook or be placed in a utensil container. I haven't tried it with peanut butter so I don't know how it would do with a firmer substance but I can tell you it is a great jar spatula for anything like mayonnaise, pasta sauce, etc. It is able to reach all the various curved areas and is long enough to maintain a good grip. I purchased LeCreuset mini spatula for cans such as tomato paste or sauce. It's 2-5/8" length is better for cans because it is small enough not to cut up the silicone on the sharp edges of the can. Both are approximately 14/16ths of an inch in width which is great for small openings. Would highly recommend.

I like the scapers, Easy to use. Great copy of thePampered Chef scraper at the lower price.

This spatula is one of my most versatile spatulas, and I own quite a few. I use it for scraping out the last drop of leftovers, such as soup, for reheating on the stove, then use it to get the last drop into a bowl. In a similar way, I often use it when making scrambled eggs or omelets, as the silicone is heat proof at these low temperatures. It also comes in handy when I cook one of my hot oatmeal cereals on the stove. I am making this review because I am thinking of buying another as a back-up as they are sooooo useful.

I love this spatula but the handle warped in the dishwashers heavy setting. Still will probably buy another one since I love how long and skinny it is.