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Best Place To Buy Silicone Spoons


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My silicone spoon snapped right off its metal handle while whipping up a batch of Pamela's bread this morning. I'm thinking that I need a one piece design. Anybody know of any stores that sell silicone spoons that can't separate from their handle?

 

Either that, or mostly use metal and wooden spoons. My cheaper silicone spoons with a plastic handle also have a tendency to separate.


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IrishHeart Veteran

I actually like that the silicone handles comes off mine ( for washing), but I've never had it snap off while making something.

 

How thick was that dough, sister Ruth ? lol (just teasing you)

 

You can find one piece ones here:

 

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BlessedMommy Rising Star

Thanks Irish. :)

 

My silicone spatulas have all been fine, but I suppose that I don't subject them to as much wear and tear as I would a spoon. I have some like this: Open Original Shared Link

 

I also have a silicone spatula with a metal handle, but of course, I don't attempt to make bread with it.

BlessedMommy Rising Star

The gluten eating kids are gobbling up the Pamela's bread. Good stuff! :) Apparently the batter wasn't too thick.  :D

IrishHeart Veteran

Everyone likes pamela's goodies :) 

kareng Grand Master

You can use wooden ones if that is what you like best.  I do have some all one piece silicone ones but I have no clue where they came from.  I think Target.  But TArget doesn't have the exact thing from year to year.

 

If the dough is really thick - fingers?   :lol:

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