Progressive Prep Solutions No Mess Chop Turner - 12 Inch Review

I'm a bit unimpressed with this tool. Difficult to use as a spatula to flatten or pick things up. Not recommended if you're hoping to limit the number of kitchen appliances in your arsenal.

Oddly shaped and surprisingly useful. I use it to let off steam on my Instant Pot. Thanks to its waveform, I can vent steam from kitchen cabinets very easily. It also works like a chopper in a pan when I'm searing ground beef.

Bought to replace the one I had for many years. This is a great spatula because you can place it on the counter and part of the spatula doesn't touch the counter. I don't like having any of my utensils touching the countertop, so I go to the spatula when it's clean.

I never needed any of this until I got my Instant Pot. Now this is my favorite tool! I think the chopper has a solid metal shaft. It's very strong, not thin at all. The ledge on the handle is perfect for standing on a stovetop or countertop. Everyone needs one of these!

I was very disgusted with this spatula upon receipt. Very long and very hard. However, after using it to sear/break up ground beef in a large skillet, I became a fan of it. It is very durable. Love the little peg on the back of the spatula which makes a great prop and keeps the counter nice and clean no need for a 'spoon rest' etc. Would buy again.

This device is very good for chopping ground beef and sausage in a pan. The blade is sharp and made of very hard nylon. I've used it on a nonstick pan with no sign of damage. Easy to clean with a sponge and definitely looks dishwasher safe. It's not very useful as a turner, its shape preventing it from getting underneath and lifting more than a small amount of chopped meat. You will need a spatula or spoon to make the twist.

I have been using this product for several months now and it has not been worn or damaged and the non-stick coating on my pans has not been damaged. It's dishwasher safe and super clean as the little built in stand keeps everything but the handle and stand from touching the counter. Paper towels or a rug are not required to prevent the spread of dirt. I've used it to boil eggs, flip pancakes and stir a variety of other dishes. It's definitely worth its price and makes a brilliant addition to…

I had a "regular" hamburger tool, didn't know what it was so I gave it away. When I got tired of shredding packaged ground beef with a standard spatula and started searching, I knew I had given away what I needed. My search led to this one, so I decided to give it a try. Not efficient at all. For example, it takes forever to use this on a pound of ground beef. A spatula is much more useful. Then the bottom above it is slightly inclined, so you have to hold it at an angle so that the surface is…