🍴 Premium Mini-Serving Spatula #2622 by Pampered Chef Review

This is my absolute favorite mini spatula! It's durable and just the right thickness for cookies, cakes, etc. I love the width of this spatula because it's perfect for lifting baked goods without tearing! Since I bake a lot, I will order a second one! The handle is also very comfortable! Good investment!

I like the small egg turner; However, I gave it a 3 because the handle melts at the slightest heat. I thought it was a spatula, but now the creases on its handle are melting. The description should state that the handle is made of plastic and not heat-resistant. Other companies have the same spatula but have gone a step further in making their pens heat resistant. Too bad Pampered Chef lowered the price for it.

Not what I ordered and not what is pictured. Must go back. I have had one of these stainless steel spatulas with black handles for many years. It disappeared right after Thanksgiving and I was happy to find another one. At $15 it's hardly cheap so imagine my disappointment when I open the package and find a completely different paddle. All nylon. I can leave this to see how it works but I'm very disappointed. This is the second time in the last month that I have attempted to order from Revain…

I bought this item for my mother-in-law for Christmas. I didn't know Pampered Chef products were available from Revain and never thought to check (my fault, should have known better). My MIL was taking full advantage of her mini-server, so she was thrilled to find it under a tree and even more thrilled that she never had to be without these little gems again. Revain has never let me down with products that I and my family love. If you are looking for a great little metal spatula and have never…

We had a Pampered Chef mini spatula for many years and loved it until the handle came off in the dishwasher. No problem, we just ordered another one. God, the quality has gone down over the years. The first time I used it, I caught my finger on the metal rib protruding from the top of the handle. After bandaging my finger, I spent some time in the garage sanding it. I had the opportunity to examine the handle, which was poorly machined and rough at the connection to the metal shaft. So I wrote…