Blue Silicone Bowl Scraper (6-in.) by MIU at Food Network

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Blue Silicone Bowl Scraper (6-in.)

by MIU

Our Price Quantity	: :	$14.95

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Item# 621525

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Product Description:

Uniquely shaped to conform to any bowl, pot or pan, this firm silicone is safe to use on all surfaces, making it an ideal tool for cleaning pots, pans, pastry boards and counter tops. It is heat resistant up to 650 degrees fahrenheit, and is dishwasher safe. The fun bright blue color makes it easy to locate in cluttered kitchen drawers.

Item# 621525

Product Characteristics:

Cleaning & Care

Dishwasher safe.

Material

Silicone

Origin

China

Size/Capacity

6-in.

Warranty

Limited Lifetime

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Rated 2 time(s) by customers who purchased this item 1 out of 2 customers wrote reviews Recommended by 50% of Reviewers Value: 50% rated it a good value

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Not big enough for a 6 qt. kitchenaid mixer

Would not purchase again

by Philip (Yucca Valley, CA) 4 review(s)

5/18/2008

I expected a big one like on Emerils show.

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What our Kitchen Experts Say

Before adding eggs to your muffin, cookie or cake recipe, lightly beat them to incorporate the yolks and the whites. If you take care of this part before adding them to your other ingredients, you'll run less chance of over-mixing and thus creating gluten, which makes baked goods tough and chewy instead of moist and tender.