Product Description

MIU France matte stainless-steel turner, item # 90106. A must have for every BBQ aficionado. Durable, professional-grade tool which can be used in the home or in the restaurant. Perfect for lifting those thick slices of fish, hamburger patties or steaks off the grill. Also good for serving enchiladas, casseroles, grilled onions and other foods. Made of stainless-steel with a polypropylene texturized grip for non-slip. Dishwasher safe. Measures 14"L x 3"W x 4" H

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #5021 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Brand: MIU
• Model: 90106
• Dimensions: 4.00" h x 3.00" w x 14.00" l, .40 pounds

Features

• Solid turner is great for lifting large pieces of meat.
• Durable stamped handle.
• Excellent for the grill.
• Dishwasher safe
• 14" length

Customer Reviews

Great turner
This is a very good turner. I've been nothing but pleased so far. It has not yet shown any signs of stain with a good amount of use, and works perfectly fine. It feels very sturdy with a handle made out of hard plastic, has good weight to it, and is very solid. This is quite long, so I wouldn't recommend it to those looking for a turner for a smaller pan. It works best on larger pans or griddles. MIU seems to make great products from what I've seen so far.

Sturdy and Dishwasher Safe!
Wow! Now this is a spatula! I will use this baby for Lasagna, Ziti, and even Pizza... as well in the summertime for the Barbeque Grill. I did not think of it before but its probably useful for fish as well. The "blade" is 7 inches long and 3 inches wide and made of heavy gauge stainless steel. This baby looks like it might last a lifetime. Well worth the money. I got one with a polypropelene handle because I don't like putting anything wooden in the dishwasher... but I will probably put this one on the top shelf.

real deal
This is a great turner compared to those phoo-phoo brand-name kitchen gadget jobs. It's heavy and stiffer than many thin sheet spring steel flippers out there but it's not as stiff as the rigid plate ones owing to it's long length. The result is that it bends for a low angle of attack on pick ups while still being stiff enough to scrape with the sharpened edge on the front end. The long length supports food as well as much wider turners that are indeed wide but often too short. The handle on this turner is a hard plastic, possibly nylon. It looks like it would melt easier than silicone but the turner rests on the edge of the pan easily upside down on the crook of the blade. Because of the long length it balances there with the handle well away from the hot pan. It also balances flat on the blade if you want to set it down on a griddle or the countertop.