🐖 Premium Oklahoma Joe's 3959563R06 Blacksmith Hawg Lifter: Lift Heavy with Ease in Black, Large Size Review

I am so glad that I found this product. I've wanted to buy a large Traeger spatula for a long time, but couldn't bring myself to pay $45 for a spatula! This one is even bigger and costs less than $20! Very strong and big enough to take two pork tenderloins off my grill at a time. Thing is perfect!

Great to have a LARGE spatula for my smoker to help lift Boston cigarette butts and stands with ribs that get so tender that they fall apart easily when you take them out because of the heat. The build quality could be a bit better but the price is right and I would recommend this item to anyone who enjoys grilling or uses a smoker.

I bought this for my husband. He was new to pellet grilling. Turns out something I thought was mildly humorous is a must. You can pick up the whole roast. It was important to take the pizza off the grill. needed thing. Don't think for a second that this is new. It's not like this. This is a great product.

Not only am I huge and a little funny, I lifted a 7.7 pound pork thigh with just this spatula. At the same time, I can buy 1/4 pound hamburgers. I can lift a whole roast chicken and spare ribs with this thing. The quality is not top notch which makes me think twice about recommending this item. The handle and connection to the surface of the spatula need to be stronger and heavier for this item to last.

After searching 15 shops for a sturdy man's spatula to go with his new grill/smoker I stumbled upon this gem! Ordered based on the reviews and was not disappointed! He loves to. He even took a picture and sent it to his best friend lol. He cooks brisket and pork belly and also smokes bacon himself so I needed something that can cook large cuts of meat and it's great!

I love using this crazy big grill shovel. Pork jerky, 14lb brisket, whole chicken were all well processed making it an easy and quick packing station for butcher paper/aluminum (or whatever). For larger or heavier cuts, I've only had to brace the end opposite the handle since there's 14 pounds of flesh left at the end of the shoulder blade. didn't want to risk an accident. But it works especially well with large cuts of meat that are starting to break down. It holds everything together better…