KitchenAid Flex Turner, Empire Red, 31.5cm

From KitchenAid, the Flex Turner is a considered addition to any utensil collection, designed to lift and turn delicate foods with control. An improved ergonomic handle is precisely weighted for comfort and balance, helping you manoeuvre with confidence at the hob. Finished in bold Empire Red, it brings a polished look to everyday cooking, with a debossed logo and a built-in hanging loop for convenient storage.

Measuring 31.5cm, the flexible turner head is crafted from tempered, rust-resistant stainless steel and bends slightly to glide under food. It’s ideal when you want a gentler touch with fish, omelettes and crêpes, supporting folding, flipping and lifting without breaking fragile ingredients apart. Built for daily use, it’s also dishwasher safe for straightforward clean-up.

Key features

• Improved ergonomic handle, precisely weighted for comfort, balance and control
• Flexible head designed for lifting and turning delicate foods
• Tempered, rust-resistant stainless steel turner head
• Bends slightly to slide easily under food
• Suitable for fish, omelettes and crêpes
• Debossed logo and built-in hanging loop
• Dishwasher safe

Sizing

• 31.5cm

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Product Attributes

• Colour: Red
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Type: Food Turner

Product Features

• FLEXIBLE HEAD: Angled head flexes to gently lift delicate foods such as fish out of a frying pan
• RUST RESISTANT: Angled flex turner head is crafted from tempered stainless steel that will not rust
• ERGONOMIC HANDLE: Perfectly weighted durable handle for optimal comfort, balance, and control, giving it a premium feel in your hand
• DURABLE: Sturdy construction; this cooking utensil is built to withstand daily cooking tasks, offering long-lasting performance and reliability in the kitchen
• DISHWASHER SAFE: Designed for hassle-free clean-up; place the flex turner in the dishwasher for easy maintenance after use