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Sunflower Silicone Spatula

Sunflower Silicone Spatula

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Sunflowers have never been shy about bringing their own sunshine.

Sunflowers recall garden rows, roadside stands, and late-summer kitchens filled with something freshly picked. Their familiar golden color carries an easy brightness that feels welcome well beyond the growing season.

This 9-inch silicone spatula is suited to stirring, folding, mixing, and scraping during baking and everyday food preparation. Its flexible head is gentle on nonstick cookware, while the wooden handle provides a comfortable hold.

At a Glance
Product: Silicone kitchen spatula
Materials: Heat-resistant silicone head with wooden handle
Length: 9"
Use: Stirring, mixing, folding, and scraping
Cookware Compatibility: Suitable for nonstick cookware
Design: Golden sunflowers, green leaves, and winding stems printed on one side of the white silicone head; reverse is solid white

Care & Use
• Wash before first use
• Hand wash with warm water and mild dish soap
• Do not soak the wooden handle
• Dry thoroughly after washing
• Keep away from direct flames and exposed heating elements
• Do not leave resting against hot cookware
• Discontinue use if the silicone or handle becomes damaged

What Makes It Special
The flexible silicone head reaches around bowls and cookware without scratching nonstick surfaces. Sunflower artwork gives an often-overlooked kitchen tool enough color and personality to remain on display between recipes.

For the Gift Giver
Sunflowers often hold a special place for people who grow them, collect them, or simply wait for their return each summer. Pair this spatula with a handwritten recipe, sunflower seeds, or ingredients for something the two of you enjoy making.

Ideal For
Gardeners and sunflower enthusiasts who prefer useful kitchen tools with bright botanical artwork will find this one easy to keep within reach.

A little sunflower color belongs in every season of cooking.

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