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I just got this set and immediately got into it as I was cooking up a skirt steak and some hot dogs along with corn on a grill. Very easy to use and the quality of these utensils and spatula was excellent. I was able to use one for flipping and the other for slicing meat (actually sliced like butter). I was pleasantly surprised to see bottles of spices in the kit, but we won't be using them until we go camping. It would have made a great Father's Day gift and now that's what it's all about…

I first bought a grill brush from the same company and was very happy with the quality of the product. So I went back to their product page and found this set. I wanted to get a set of grilling accessories for my Blackstone but didn't want to pay the premium price for Blackstone accessories. So far I've used it to make outdoor omelets, pancakes, okroshka, and poultry. All the accessories seem to be very durable and they are definitely easy to clean. Yes, and you also get a scraper to clean the…

Great set. So many different options for use. I haven't even had the chance to use them all. The metal is very durable. The grip is a weak point and some parts of the plastic had scratches when it arrived but for the price I think it's worth 5 stars. I think based on the price I think I'll be giving some of these away for Christmas sometime this year. Containers for brushes and sauces are a nice addition, but not a reason to buy a set. On the other hand, the bag is such a nice addition that I…

High quality set. The 2 smaller spatulas have beveled edges on all sides and are not too thick or too thin to avoid getting under my food. They are perfect for my 12" cast iron skillet and the large ones are great for grilling! Sufficient length not to burn your hand. There are some sizes on the chopper as pictured and it has a nice sharp edge, not razor sharp but just right. I filled both bottles with water to see if they leak or not so don't worry. Everything fits perfectly in the tote bag…

These tools make grilling that much easier. Spatulas and shovels are great for turning vegetables that can easily fall between the cooking grates. I've only ever grilled with a spatula and have often had trouble turning fragile or sticky food on the grill. This is much easier with two spatulas with sharp edges. They are made of very high quality steel (not flimsy). They are strong and the pinball has sharp edges. The scraper works well for cleaning the flat surface of the pan. Bottles are good…

I have to say I'm impressed. These $30 grilling tools are hefty, not flimsy, and have great dishwasher-safe handles. The set includes 4 spatulas, a chopper and a cleaning blade (can also be used as a spatula), each with a hard plastic handle. Handles have hanging holes. The edges are beveled and sharp, the metal is hard and durable. Also included is a pastry brush, two bottles of baking liquid and a zippered storage bag. They make great gifts...order now for future gifts! Received these today…

After buying a pan for my charcoal grill, I felt like I needed a good cookware to use on it. After a long search and browsing the internet, I found the Birald pan set. I have to say that despite the reviews I was skeptical but was pleasantly surprised. The build quality seems great and it looks like they will last a long time. I can make burger smasher because the scoops are very heavy which makes smashing the hamburger easier. I like to have two syringe bottles, one for avocado oil and one for

This kit exceeded my expectations! I bought this mainly for the spatulas and scrapers because I just got a griddle to go with my grill. They are of excellent quality and should last almost forever with good care. I was also surprised by the quality of the bottles. I usually keep a few bottles of oil, sauces, and even water if I'm making something that requires a bit of steam. But cheap squeeze bottles always leak at the top because the neck of the bottle where the threads tend to be flimsy…