Ateco Straight Spatula, 4.5 Inch, Wood

Excellent item, nice handle, good flexible blade. This is a similar item to a knife i recently lost and am delighted to find a almost identical product.

This is a great little tool that all chefs should have in their knife wallet. Ecellent flexible blade to help remove those delicate items

Nice and flexible with many uses around the kitchen, just what you would expect from a wood handled palette knife

Good palate knife but I should have got a bigger one,but a good knife anyway.

Se ve resistente y bien hecho. Vivo en la playa y no se ha oxidado con el uso. Lo volvería a comprar.

Beautifully made and reasonably priced. I bought this to use in sculpture. It is not exactly what I want, a bit too stiff to use as a pallet knife, but a tiny fraction of the price of AIT stainless steel japanese pallet knives listed here, which are virtually the same thing. Oh, yeah bakers are poor, all artists are rich. :) I will try taper grinding it to get more flexibility.

Muy buena calidad

We use these types of spreaders/butter knives daily for about anything that would need to be spread onto either bread, a roll, or a cracker -- peanut butter, butter, tuna salad, jellies and jams, etc. They work well for their intended purpose. I have no complaints about them doing what they are meant to do. The price is reasonable for an inexpensive solution for day-to-day use in the cutlery drawer. The drawback is the wood handle. While looking and overall feeling nice, it is a bit rough and splintery (no real big deal). The big deals are these: 1) The sales sticker is attached to the blade with an overdone glob of super sticky glue that took way too much time to try and remove. No results with Goo Gone, alcohol, or soapy water. I finally got it off by using the glue left on the label and patting it onto the glue on the blade. Ugh! 2) After washing, the handle bleeds on anything that it touches. Check the paper towel in the photo and you will notice a stain imprint of the handle after its fifth hand washing with warm dish soap and water. So, we have to be careful where we put the spreader if the handle is damp? Really? Double ugh! Summary: Once the glue glob is removed, this is an excellent and inexpensive knife for all types of spreads. However, the potential stain problem could become a major issue on a stone counter top, table cloth, napkin, or another unexpected material. For example, I had rinsed the spreader after mayo to then spread tuna. Inadvertently, I touched the damp handle to my tee shirt, which left a stain. Ugh! Note: I appreciate your indulgence as I vented with my over use of the word, ugh!

Es bonita la espátula y el acero es de buena calidad y no se dobla con facilidad solo que el mango estaba un poco astilloso y al ser muy pequeño no tiene buen agarre.