Hasegawa Heat-Resistant Hygienic Square Spatula 750mm

The Hasegawa Heat-Resistant Hygienic Square Spatula 750mm is a versatile kitchen tool designed to enhance your cooking experience. Crafted with durability and safety in mind, this spatula withstands high temperatures up to 130 degrees Celsius, making it perfect for handling hot dishes without worry.

Unlike traditional wooden spatulas, this product features an ultra-high molecular weight polymer construction that prevents chipping, burning, or cracking. Its unique wood core design ensures rigidity while keeping the spatula lightweight, making it easy to use for larger cooking tasks. Ideal for both professional chefs and home cooks, this spatula combines functionality with hygiene and durability.

• Product Material: Ultra-High Molecular Weight Polymer with Wood Core

• Manufacturer: Hasegawa

• Made in: Japan

• Heat-resistant up to 130 degrees Celsius for safe use with hot foods
• Hygienic design prevents wood chips from contaminating meals
• Constructed from ultra-high molecular weight polymers meeting food sanitation law standards
• Wood core provides rigidity and weight reduction for ease of use
• Durable and dishwasher safe (up to 90 degrees Celsius)
• Can be safely used with chlorine or oxygen bleach
• Ultraviolet safe for long-lasting use
• Available in 5 different sizes to suit various cooking needs

Use the spatula to stir, flip, or serve food during cooking. It is suitable for use with both hot and cold dishes. After use, rinse the spatula under warm water to remove food residues. It can be safely cleaned in a dishwasher at temperatures below 90 degrees Celsius. Avoid exposing the spatula to open flames or temperatures exceeding 130 degrees Celsius to maintain its integrity.

Clean the spatula promptly after use to maintain hygiene and prevent staining. It is dishwasher safe at temperatures below 90 degrees Celsius. Avoid prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals not recommended such as strong acids or solvents. Store in a dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent degradation. Do not expose to temperatures above 130 degrees Celsius or direct flames to avoid damage.