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Name: KitchenAid 31.5cm Flex Turner - Empire Red
Brand: KitchenAid
SKU: 5057982116095

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KitchenAid 31.5cm Flex Turner - Empire Red

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Min 52 sem.

11,99 €

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11,99 €

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11,99 €

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About this product

The KitchenAid 31.5cm Flex Turner in Empire Red is a heat-resistant nylon spatula designed for flipping, sliding under delicate foods, and scraping bowls. Its flexible head and tapered edge make it ideal for home cooks who need a reliable, non-stick-safe turner for everyday cooking and baking.

Avantages

Flexible, tapered edge slides easily under foods like eggs, pancakes, or fish without breaking them
Nylon head is heat-resistant to 400°F, safe for use with non-stick cookware
Ergonomic handle provides a comfortable, secure grip even with wet hands
Empire Red color matches other KitchenAid Empire Red kitchen tools for a cohesive look

Inconvénients

Not recommended for temperatures above 400°F, limiting use for high-heat searing or frying
Nylon head may stain over time from brightly colored foods (e.g., tomato sauce, turmeric)
Flexible design may not provide enough rigidity for flipping heavy or thick items like burgers

Conseils d'achat

Buy this turner if you frequently cook with non-stick pans and need a gentle, flexible spatula for eggs, crepes, or baking tasks. It offers excellent value for KitchenAid enthusiasts seeking a matching tool in Empire Red, but cooks who often sear at high heat or flip dense foods may prefer a stiffer stainless steel or silicone alternative.