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Mario Batali Slotted Fish Turner | 
| Brand: Mario Batali
Category: Kitchen
Buy New: $7.61 (On sale from $7.99) - $12.00
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Rating:  4 reviews
ASIN: B000G17FY2
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| Features:
| • | Nylon turner head is stain resistant and heat resistant to 400 degrees | | • | Safe on non-stick cooking surfaces | | • | Soft grip handle with contoured thumb groove | | • | Dishwasher safe |
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Product Description
With great looks and tested functionality, Mario Batali's collection of flexible turners is the right tool for "The Italian" cooking job.
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| Customer Reviews:
 A tale of two turners May 29, 2008
Melissa M. Bondi (Arlington, VA USA)
The handle is sturdy, its line is attractive, and the material will surely never scratch pans. It earns 1 star for these reasons.
However.
The 2 inches at the end of the spatula head are *extremely* flimsy. I thought I was going to break it in two while hand-washing after unpackaging. I was very gentle but now the turner is warped at the mid-point of the slotted head. Wow. This might be a good-sized spatula, but I could not imagine ever using it with confidence. Really disappointed & will return for refund.
 Mario's fish turner turned my head March 9, 2008
Chai on Life ? (Branson, MO)
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
I have a terrific recipe for Tilapia Parmesano and make it several times a month. My turner wasn't as long as the fish so when turning it - it would break apart. The persimmon color caught my eye as I am changing my kitchen from neutral to colorful so I ordered it thinking if it works I've covered the practical and the cosmetic. If it doesn't I haven't lost much money because it is inexpensive. Lucky me - it covered both. It works great, my fish no longer falls apart, the color pops, and it isn't flimsy.
Won't scratch! January 13, 2008
SH (Albany, NY)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This spatula is the right price and size for the job. Traditional fish spatulas scratch my pans but this one does the trick with no damage!
It's More Flimsy than Flexible May 9, 2007
Amazon Addict (Richmond VA)
5 out of 6 found this review helpful
This product is so flimsy that it bends under the weight of a chicken tender. I'd be afraid to try and move or pick up a fish with it.
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