Mercer Culinary M35110RD Hell's Tools® 12" Red High Temperature Slotted Turner / Spatula

Call it disappointing. This "high temperature" turner didn't make it through its first fried egg in a black steel pan without developing a roughed edge. It didn't melt, nor did it fail in any way, but it didn't hold its sharp edge when used in a hot pan.

it has a good weight, and is easy to use. Unfortunately, it started to melt while I was using it to turn pancakes. It was not on high heat, but on mid-low. I was very surprised to see it start to melt, as I also use my bare hands when removing the cooked pancakes from the pan.

I have 12" Purple High Temperature Slotted Turner. I am a mom of 4 and cook a lot of eggs this is perfect it does not scratch my pans and does good with the high heat to fry eggs

I was surprised how much I’ve liked this spatula. It’s held up really well over the last 3+ years of solid use. Almost no bubbling or melting, though I mostly use this on non-stick, so it doesn’t get as much screaming high heat as it could.

I have been using these spatulas for several years. They have really held up!

That spatula by Mercer Culinary basically replaced all my other turners and high heat spatulas. I use it all the time and it is rigid enough to make scrapping pans easy as well as deglazing. I'd definitely recommend buying one of these.

The hells handle plastic spatula is my go-to spatula when sautéing anything in my nonstick pans! The head is flexible, yet has enough strength to inspire confidence when handling large foods. Definitely recommended!

This is a great fish-spat substitute if using non stick pans. The plastic is highly heat resistant, strong, and flexible. Especially for the price, I was very happy with this purchase.

This is a really nice turner, very sturdy but with some flexibility, and a thin edge for easily getting under food. Great quality for such an inexpensive utensil.

Nice quality

I love that the thickness of the metal doesn't hurt your hands when you're washing it in the sink or putting it in the dishwasher.It has a thin edge for easily getting under food, and it is incredibly easy to clean.

This is a great spatula and very very solid I used it on almost anything when cooking. I even use it to scoop out rice and it never gets bent. Highly recommend

its ok. plastic seem not to like very hot surfaces

Used it to pull 2 omelets from 2 non-stickpans, with less than 3 seconds of contact time each, and with the heat turned off, and it has already failed to remotely live up to its claim of "heat resistant" up to (my favorite of all deceptive marketing terms) 430 degrees... To more accurately reflect what should be the claim, I've rewritten it to say the following: "This product is heat resistant Up to 430 degrees... in theory, or in your dreams, or under some form of otherwise miraculous circumstances, but in reality it most likely won't hold up past 130 degrees because it's a piece of cheap plastic from a "globally sourced" location."

Great spatula. I use it for almost everything. The nylon prevents me from scraping stainless steel or scratching off non-stick coatings or emulsified oil from my seasoned pans. Of course, that means the turner will slowly wear away (since it's softer than the pans you're using it on). You're probably consuming a tiny amount of nylon in every dish that requires a little scraping. I've used other slotted turners that are annoyingly flexible. This one's a good balance of flexibility and rigidity.

Great spatula that holds up well to high heat. Works for many applications in the kitchen. Washes well with high temp dish machines without breakdown

These do good with high temperatures but over time I noticed discoloration and melting on edge. Mixed feelings on these. Better at flipping than my wooden spatulas.

I bought one of these to just try out and loved it so much I bought 3 more. I like the Gray color more since it will not show any discoloration and just look newer longer. Very handle for just about any cooking or serving use. Excellent for cooking fish, eggs, and serving baked goods.

Absolutely love these things. I've bought them for multiple line cooks as a gift they can throw in their knife bags, and end up buying a few for every kitchen I end up in charge of buying smallwares for. Not exactly a 1:1 replacement for a metal fish spat, but definitely the only plastic turner I'd ever use. Fantastic for use in nonstick pans. These Mercer ones are a little straighter at the edge than some other brands, which have a bit of a lip, so I recommend these in particular.

Have you heard the Weird Al song “Spatula City”? I’m thinking that webstaurant should change their name! But seriously, this is a great tool. Took me some getting used to because I’ve never used one this shape, but I’m glad I got it!