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Wildflower Garden Silicone Spatula
Wildflower Garden Silicone Spatula
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A garden in full bloom never keeps perfectly to the edges.
Wildflowers draw butterflies and bees without arranging themselves too carefully, creating the kind of garden that feels discovered rather than planned. That easy mix of color and movement gives this utensil a cheerful place in kitchens inspired by the outdoors.
The 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: Pink, purple, blue, and white wildflowers with butterflies and bees 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 assortment of flowers and pollinators gives this practical utensil the relaxed character of a garden allowed to grow naturally. Its flexible silicone edge reaches around bowls and cookware while remaining gentle on nonstick surfaces.
For the Gift Giver
A gardener who leaves room for butterflies, bees, and whatever chooses to bloom will recognize something familiar in this design. Pair it with flower seeds, a garden journal, or a recipe featuring ingredients grown close to home.
Ideal For
Wildflower gardeners and pollinator enthusiasts who enjoy useful kitchen tools connected to the natural spaces they care for will find this design especially fitting.
Some gardens bloom outside the window, and others beside the mixing bowl.
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