Hasegawa Ultra-Heat-Resistant Spatula 300mm

The Hasegawa Ultra-Heat-Resistant Spatula 300mm is a versatile kitchen tool designed to enhance your cooking experience. Crafted to withstand high temperatures up to 230°C, it offers the durability and convenience you need for various cooking tasks. Whether you're making fried rice, caramel, or stew, this spatula provides reliable performance without the risk of chipping or darkening like traditional wooden utensils.

Made by Hasegawa, a Japanese company with a legacy of quality since 1955, this spatula combines safety and functionality. It is designed to be safe for hot air, dishwasher, boiling water, and even resistant to bleach and ultraviolet light, ensuring long-lasting use. Its 300mm size is ideal for a broad range of kitchen applications, making it a practical addition to any home cook's toolkit.

• Product Material: Heat-resistant plastic

• Manufacturer: Hasegawa

• Made in: Japan

• Heat resistance up to 230°C for safe use with hot foods and cooking surfaces
• Durable material that resists chipping and darkening unlike wood or bamboo
• Available in multiple sizes for versatile kitchen use
• Safe for hot air exposure at 90°C for 90 minutes, dishwasher safe, and boil safe
• Resistant to chlorine/oxygen bleach and ultraviolet light, ensuring longevity
• Made by Hasegawa, a reputable Japanese company established in 1955 with a focus on safety

Use the spatula to stir, flip, and serve a variety of dishes such as fried rice, caramel, and stews. It is suitable for use with non-stick and standard cookware. After use, it can be cleaned easily in the dishwasher or by hand with mild detergent. Avoid exposing the spatula to open flames or temperatures exceeding 230°C to maintain its integrity.

Clean the spatula with warm soapy water or place it in the dishwasher for convenient cleaning. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or scouring pads that could damage the surface. Store in a dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent material degradation. Do not expose the spatula to open flames or temperatures above its heat resistance limit to ensure long-lasting use.