DUE BUOI Flexible Left Hand Turner Spatula Blade dimension 3" x 6"1/3. Professional quality restaurant. Kitchen bbq grill griddle fish fry. ICQ Approved.

• The Due Buoi Kitchen spatula has a stainless steel frying blade. This is a durable and heat-resistant material that can withstand the rigors of cooking food in a hot pan. The blade is also curved, which makes it easy to turn food without scratching the pan.
• The spatula is designed for cooking and moving food in a frying pan. The special blade and the angled handle make it easy to maneuver the spatula in a frying pan, and the spatula is also well-balanced, making it easy to use.
• The Left Hand handle is made of black technopolymer. This is a non-slip material that is comfortable to hold, even when wet. The handle is also fixed with three rivets, which makes it very strong and durable.
• The spatula is made with the utmost attention to detail and quality. This is evident in the way the spatula is designed and constructed. The spatula is well-balanced and comfortable to use, and it will last for many years with proper care.
• The spatula is another example of fine Italian craftsmanship in the production of blades. The Due Buoi Kitchen spatula is made with high-quality materials and construction techniques, and it is a testament to the skill and dedication of the Italian craftsmen who made it.
• ... and BTW the "secret sauce" is that our stainless steel spatula puts the safety of your food first. Unlike plastic utensils, which can potentially release harmful chemicals like BPA and plasticizers at high temperatures, steel is a non-reactive and non-toxic material. It resists extreme temperatures without degrading or melting, ensuring that no foreign microparticles contaminate your preparations. Steel is also the easiest material to sanitize and guarantees unmatched durability.

Ideal for turning foods without breaking them, this steel spatula has a slotted head that glides under delicate foods like potato latkes and fish fillets. Made in Italy by Due Buoi, a family-owned fine-cutlery business since 1884