Hasegawa Super-Heat-Resistant Hygienic Round Spatula 750mm

Description

The Hasegawa Super-Heat-Resistant Hygienic Round Spatula 750mm is a versatile kitchen tool designed to meet the demands of professional and home cooks alike. With its exceptional heat resistance up to 180°C, this spatula ensures safe and efficient cooking without the risk of damage or deformation. Its unique construction prevents wooden chips from falling into meals, avoiding common issues seen with traditional wooden spatulas.

Crafted with an ultrahigh molecular weight polymer and a wood core structure for larger sizes, this spatula offers outstanding durability and rigidity while remaining lightweight. Free from endocrine disruptors, it promotes a healthier cooking environment. Easy to clean and maintain, it supports dishwasher use and stands up to chlorine and ultraviolet exposure, making it an indispensable tool in your kitchen arsenal.

Details

• Product Material: Ultrahigh Molecular Weight Polymer with Wood Core Structure

• Manufacturer: Hasegawa

• Made in: Japan

Features

• Heat-resistant up to 180°C for safe cooking with hot foods
• Prevents wooden chips from contaminating meals, unlike conventional wooden spatulas
• Made with endocrine disruptor-free materials for safer food preparation
• Ultrahigh molecular weight polymer offers superior wear resistance and durability
• Wood core structure in sizes over 600mm provides rigidity and reduces weight
• Dishwasher safe below 90°C and resistant to chlorine, oxygen bleach, and ultraviolet exposure

How to use

Use the spatula for mixing, flipping, and stirring various dishes while cooking. Avoid boiling the spatula for more than 5 minutes or placing it in boiling water to maintain its integrity. After use, it can be cleaned in a dishwasher (below 90°C) or washed by hand with mild detergent. Store in a dry place away from direct sunlight to prolong its lifespan.

Care instructions

Clean the spatula after each use with warm water and mild detergent or place it in the dishwasher at temperatures below 90°C. Avoid exposing the spatula to boiling water for extended periods or harsh chemicals that may degrade the material. Dry thoroughly before storage and keep it away from direct sunlight or intense heat sources to prevent damage.