DI ORO Silicone Spatula Set - Rubber Kitchen Spatulas for Baking, Cooking, & Mixing - 600°F Heat-Resistant & BPA Free Silicone Scraper Spatulas for Nonstick Cookware - Dishwasher Safe (4pc, Black)

I threw away all of my plastic spatulas, because they were black, and I discovered that black plastics have dangerous chemicals that are activated by heat. These are silicon, not plastic, so I could have gotten them faster in black. But the red are so pretty!I've already recommended this brand to several people IRL. The feel is great. The flex of the spatula tips is good for the use, the variety of sizes is great (the narrow one will get jam out of a jar!), and the utensils combine a sense of strength (like a metal shiv, but encased by the silicon) and softness and flexibility. I find them well balanced.I have a red Faberware spoon I bought because D'Oro was backordered, but it's just not ... nice. These are unfailingly nice. Now I just have to convince myself to replace the spoon I bought. :-(WARNING: The D'Oro do not have the biggest handle, so if your dexterity really requires more grasping, this would not be the right choice.

Received today. Have had no chance to use yet but they look and feel great.

Needed a replacement for cooking spatulas I had for 10 years. These are a wonderful replacement. Oil doesn't stick to it like my old set. It's flexible at the ends but nice and stiff elsewhere. I use it for cooking and baking for more than a month now. Since they are so versatile I bought another set.

Nice spatula set

Purchased this set three years ago and I had to replace the spoontula. Three business days later, the replacement spoontula was at my doorstep. High quality product and outstanding warranty.

Those Spatulas in daily use very durable high quality we love the som much writing this review almost 2 years after purchase and use, i only notice a tiny chip in the big spatula, love them red color.

The spatulas have decent sized handles, the tips are flexible but the sides are firm. I had a pan that needed seasoning; so, the eggs were starting to stick. Using the sides of the spoonula I was able to get the egg to release while cooking. There are videos of people cooking scrambled eggs with a spoonula, I wanted to try it, now it's how I fix my scrambled eggs.

Very nice material and is slightly flexible but not too much. Works great and prevents scratching expensive pans.