Hasegawa Heat-Resistant Hygienic Round Spatula 1050mm

Description

The Hasegawa Heat-Resistant Hygienic Round Spatula 1050mm is a versatile kitchen tool designed to enhance your cooking experience. Made to withstand high temperatures up to 130°C, it is perfect for a variety of kitchen tasks, offering durability and safety. Its unique construction prevents issues common with traditional wooden spatulas, such as chipping and cracking, ensuring your meals remain free from unwanted debris.

Crafted with a wood core structure for rigidity and weight reduction, this spatula combines the benefits of strength and ease of use. It is certified safe under food sanitation laws and is free from endocrine disruptors, making it a hygienic choice for your kitchen. Additionally, its resistance to hot air, boiling water, and dishwasher cleaning adds convenience to your daily cooking routine.

Details

• Product Material: Ultrahigh Molecular Weight Polymer with Wood Core

• Manufacturer: Hasegawa

• Made in: Japan

Features

• Heat-resistant up to 130°C, suitable for various cooking tasks
• Wood core structure for rigidity and reduced weight
• Prevents wooden chips from contaminating food
• Made from ultrahigh molecular weight polymers certified under food sanitation law
• Free from endocrine disruptors and environmental hormones
• Resistant to 90°C hot air for 90 minutes
• Dishwasher safe below 90°C
• Safe to boil in water for up to 5 minutes
• Resistant to chlorine, oxygen bleach, and ultraviolet light

How to use

Use the spatula for stirring, mixing, and handling food items in the kitchen, especially when heat resistance is required. It is suitable for use with hot foods and cooking surfaces up to 130°C. To maintain its quality, avoid prolonged exposure to direct flame or temperatures exceeding its resistance. After use, clean the spatula thoroughly before storage.

Care instructions

The spatula is dishwasher safe at temperatures below 90°C and can be boiled in water for up to 5 minutes for sterilization. Avoid exposing it to temperatures higher than 130°C or prolonged boiling beyond recommended times. Clean with mild detergents and avoid harsh chemicals that could degrade the material. Store in a dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve its integrity.