KitchenAid Slotted Turner, Empire Red, 34cm

From KitchenAid, the Slotted Turner is a considered everyday utensil designed to bring comfort and control to a wide range of cooking tasks. An improved ergonomic handle is perfectly weighted for balance, helping it sit securely in the hand whether you’re turning food in the pan or serving straight to the plate. Finished in vibrant empire red, it also features a debossed logo and a hanging loop for easy storage.

The oversized turner surface makes light work of flipping and lifting favourites such as eggs, pancakes and burgers, while the slotted design helps drain away liquids and grease. The slotted spatula head is made from durable nylon, heat resistant up to 232°C (450°F) and safe to use on non-stick cookware. Built for everyday use, it is also dishwasher-safe for straightforward cleaning.

Key features

• 34cm length
• Improved ergonomic handle with perfectly weighted balance
• Empire red handle with debossed logo and hanging loop
• Oversized surface for flipping and serving
• Slotted design helps drain liquids and grease
• Nylon slotted head
• Heat resistant up to 232°C (450°F)
• Safe for use on non-stick cookware

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Product Attributes

• Colour: Red
• Material: Nylon
• Type: Food Turner

Product Features

• SLOTTED HEAD: Great for flipping and serving food such as eggs or burgers; the slotted head helps drain liquids and grease
• HEAT RESISTANT: Nylon turner head is heat resistant to 232°C/450°F and safe for all cookware, including non-stick
• 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 slotted turner in the dishwasher for easy maintenance after use