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product_id: 34683471
title: "LFGB Certified Nylon Fish Spatula, Slotted Egg Turner for Nonstick Cookware – Flexible Wide Blade Kitchen Flipper for Eggs, Omelets, Pancakes, Dishwasher Safe (Max. 410°F）"
brand: "ksendalo"
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reviews_count: 12
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# Max heat 410°F (210°C) safe Dishwasher safe for easy cleanup Lightweight 2.56 oz for effortless flipping LFGB Certified Nylon Fish Spatula, Slotted Egg Turner for Nonstick Cookware – Flexible Wide Blade Kitchen Flipper for Eggs, Omelets, Pancakes, Dishwasher Safe (Max. 410°F）

**Brand:** ksendalo
**Price:** 7964 Ft
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🍳 Flip Like a Pro, Every Time!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** LFGB Certified Nylon Fish Spatula, Slotted Egg Turner for Nonstick Cookware – Flexible Wide Blade Kitchen Flipper for Eggs, Omelets, Pancakes, Dishwasher Safe (Max. 410°F） by ksendalo
- **How much does it cost?** 7964 Ft with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- ksendalo enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted ksendalo brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Durable & Reliable:** Stainless steel handle and sturdy construction resist cracking, discoloration, and loosening.
- • **Premium Safe Materials:** LFGB-certified nylon meets Europe's strictest food safety standards—cook healthy, stress-free.
- • **Community-Approved Quality:** Join 10,000+ happy cooks who rave about its balance, grip, and flawless performance.
- • **Precision Flipping Mastery:** Angled head design slides effortlessly under delicate foods for mess-free control.
- • **Versatile Kitchen Essential:** Perfect for eggs, pancakes, bacon, fish, and even air fryer use—your all-in-one flipper.

## Overview

The KSENDALO LFGB Certified Nylon Fish Spatula features a flexible, angled wide blade designed for precision flipping of eggs, pancakes, and more. Crafted from premium, heat-resistant nylon safe up to 410°F and paired with a stainless steel handle, it ensures durability and food safety. Dishwasher safe and lightweight at just 2.56 ounces, this spatula offers effortless control and easy cleanup, making it a top-rated kitchen essential favored by over 10,000 verified users.

## Description

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Review: Perfect Spatula for Everyday Cooking - I absolutely love this KSENDALO Thin Kitchen Spatula! It’s incredibly lightweight, yet sturdy enough to handle everything from delicate eggs to flaky fish. The slotted design is perfect for flipping bacon or pancakes without making a mess, and the flexible plastic is gentle on my nonstick pans—no scratches at all! What really impressed me is how thin and precise the edge is. It slides effortlessly under food, making flipping so much easier. Cleanup is a breeze too—just a quick rinse and it’s good to go. If you're looking for a reliable, versatile spatula that won’t damage your cookware, this is it. Highly recommend for any home cook!
Review: Nice egg turner and tool for air fryers with deep cavities. This is no flop in the pan! - Most of my life, I have been flipping eggs with no issues. Didn't think anything of it. A spatula is a spatula, so I thought. But over the last few years I have been having difficulties flipping eggs. Thought maybe it could be the pan. Then thought maybe eggs have changed. But then I got to thinking that it just might be the spatula. I am tired of having to use my high-end spatula and fork to flip an egg. I did a lot of research on desertcart and YouTube reviews and after a couple months of looking, decided on this one. Mostly because it looks nice and complements the other spatulas that I have. I received this new spatula within 24 hours and as soon as I got it, decided to make an egg, bacon, cheese, tomato sandwich. Bacon goes in the pan first. I tried turning the bacon and on my first try, failed. I was trying from the end but when I chose the middle of the bacon strip, it flipped with ease. I found later that once the bacon has fried a little bit, then I can use this spatula to flip from one of its end. No big deal. It worked and I didn't need a fork to do the flipping. Nothing against forks... but if you are like me, keep it simple. Less things to wash. We are a two-person family with four forks so like to use those for eating, if you know what I mean and I don't mind using a fork for cooking, if I can use it for my meal. Can't say I ever ate a bacon and egg sandwich with a fork. Don't intend to either, so happy I could flip a slice of bacon with this spatula. For reference, my previous high-end $24 spatula couldn't flip bacon without flying grease everywhere. With the new spatula, was able to lift the bacon from the pan and onto the waiting bread. Don't you love a little bit of bacon grease to soak a little bit of that Wonder Bread? Next came the egg. This is either going to be eggtastci or its going to be a complete flop. Get it... flop? Flop in the pan? ha. I cracked the egg in the pan like a pro (btw this was the last egg in the carton - so no do-overs) and used the new spatula to keep the egg from running to the side of the pan. You know it's fresh when the egg tries to escape! Now I have that egg frying in that bacon grease and turned the stove off. I am making this egg over-hard. After the bottom side cooks for a bit, I decide to flip it. Oh Lord have mercy, ya'll. This was not one of those magic spatulas that would swoop up the egg so easily. I had to fight it a little. Then, I thought about my science teacher Mr. Larry where he talked about levers and mass and pulleys and atoms and reality. I approached that egg this time, with the new spatula sliding so easily under the heaviest part of the egg... the yolk, of course... and was able to get the egg on the spatula with no problem and then the flip... holy chicken! It worked! My problem has been solved! Now on to world hunger! I flipped that egg a few times, each time sliding under the heaviest part of the egg and the finished product looked so much better than any other egg I have made over the last few years. It had height, was rounder, and once I seasoned it with Trader Joe's Salute 21 seasoning, it was absolutely perfect to my taste buds. I added fresh-shredded cheese on top of that egg and then using the new spatula, scooped up the egg and placed it on the other side of the bread with such ease. Salt Bae, I got your moves with this new spatula! I added my slice of tomato, fold the sandwich up and rejoiced. Later that day I used the air fryer, and the spatula was able to go in with ease and lift my food out better than using tongs or my older spatula. There are but two cons is that if the spatula was a little longer, I could have picked the egg up from the lighter side. The egg didn't fit completely on the spatula and that is okay for my situation. A longer spatula would not have worked well with the air fryer. The other, is that there was plastic not trimmed off from the top and I had to manually pick that off. It feels a tiny bit flimsy, and I feel I have to be careful to not accidentally let it sit on the bottom of a pan that is frying, for example for more than ten seconds. It just "feels" that way... but may not be true. Don't want to find out. The price was right for this product. The handle has a hole at the top and so when I put this in the dishwasher, I am sure to hook the spatula to the top rack as I am concerned that with it being light weight, that it could fall and land on one of the heating elements and melt. Wishes: That it was a little bit heavier. Will I be replacing this? Absolutely not. My journey ends here. I am happy with it and intend on having a long life with it since I take care of things. Happy flipping!!!

## Features

- Our unique angled head design provides better leverage and gets under food more easily than flat spatulas. It offers unparalleled control for flipping pancakes, eggs, and burgers with precision, reducing mess and frustration.
- Crafted from premium nylon, our spatula performs perfectly at safe cooking temperatures (below 210°C/410°F). This design philosophy helps preserve the natural nutrients and integrity of your food, promoting a healthier cooking style.
- Made with LFGB nylon that meets Europe's strictest food safety standards. It's a reliable and healthy choice for your family's kitchen, free from concerns about unwanted substances.
- Engineered for long-lasting performance. Unlike tools that crack, discolor, or have handles that loosen over time, our sturdy construction ensures reliable use meal after meal.
- Join a community of satisfied cooks! With over 10,000 verified reviews, our spatula is celebrated for its perfect balance, precise control, and comfortable grip. Experience the difference a well-designed tool makes!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01E8NH1OW |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,576 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #33 in Spatulas |
| Brand | KSENDALO |
| Color | BLACK+SILVER |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (10,267) |
| Date First Available | September 28, 2016 |
| Handle Material | Stainless Steel |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Is Dishwasher Safe | Yes |
| Item Weight | 2.56 ounces |
| Item model number | K-021(1) |
| Manufacturer | Ksendalo |
| Material | European imported nylon, Stainless Steel |
| Material Type Free | Iron Free, Steel Free |
| Product Dimensions | 12.6"L x 3.4"W |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Flipping |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Size | Medium (1 Pack) |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** KSENDALO
- **Color:** BLACK+SILVER
- **Material:** European imported nylon, Stainless Steel
- **Product Dimensions:** 12.6"L x 3.4"W
- **Size:** Medium (1 Pack)

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is it heat resistant?**
A: Max 410°F, don't put the nylon part on open fire, steel, iron pan or any hot part over the max temperature

**Q: What is the remind of using this spatula？Can I use it on all cooking?**
A: It is nylon comply with LFGB, European standard, safe but not for all pans. Only for nonstick cookware!

**Q: Is it dishwasher safe?**
A: Yes

**Q: Is it thin?**
A: Yes, it is thin but sturdy, not like silicone which is too thick for flipping eggs nor the steel one which will scrach nonstick pans

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect Spatula for Everyday Cooking
*by C***L on July 9, 2025*

I absolutely love this KSENDALO Thin Kitchen Spatula! It’s incredibly lightweight, yet sturdy enough to handle everything from delicate eggs to flaky fish. The slotted design is perfect for flipping bacon or pancakes without making a mess, and the flexible plastic is gentle on my nonstick pans—no scratches at all! What really impressed me is how thin and precise the edge is. It slides effortlessly under food, making flipping so much easier. Cleanup is a breeze too—just a quick rinse and it’s good to go. If you're looking for a reliable, versatile spatula that won’t damage your cookware, this is it. Highly recommend for any home cook!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice egg turner and tool for air fryers with deep cavities. This is no flop in the pan!
*by L***R on February 17, 2024*

Most of my life, I have been flipping eggs with no issues. Didn't think anything of it. A spatula is a spatula, so I thought. But over the last few years I have been having difficulties flipping eggs. Thought maybe it could be the pan. Then thought maybe eggs have changed. But then I got to thinking that it just might be the spatula. I am tired of having to use my high-end spatula and fork to flip an egg. I did a lot of research on amazon and YouTube reviews and after a couple months of looking, decided on this one. Mostly because it looks nice and complements the other spatulas that I have. I received this new spatula within 24 hours and as soon as I got it, decided to make an egg, bacon, cheese, tomato sandwich. Bacon goes in the pan first. I tried turning the bacon and on my first try, failed. I was trying from the end but when I chose the middle of the bacon strip, it flipped with ease. I found later that once the bacon has fried a little bit, then I can use this spatula to flip from one of its end. No big deal. It worked and I didn't need a fork to do the flipping. Nothing against forks... but if you are like me, keep it simple. Less things to wash. We are a two-person family with four forks so like to use those for eating, if you know what I mean and I don't mind using a fork for cooking, if I can use it for my meal. Can't say I ever ate a bacon and egg sandwich with a fork. Don't intend to either, so happy I could flip a slice of bacon with this spatula. For reference, my previous high-end $24 spatula couldn't flip bacon without flying grease everywhere. With the new spatula, was able to lift the bacon from the pan and onto the waiting bread. Don't you love a little bit of bacon grease to soak a little bit of that Wonder Bread? Next came the egg. This is either going to be eggtastci or its going to be a complete flop. Get it... flop? Flop in the pan? ha. I cracked the egg in the pan like a pro (btw this was the last egg in the carton - so no do-overs) and used the new spatula to keep the egg from running to the side of the pan. You know it's fresh when the egg tries to escape! Now I have that egg frying in that bacon grease and turned the stove off. I am making this egg over-hard. After the bottom side cooks for a bit, I decide to flip it. Oh Lord have mercy, ya'll. This was not one of those magic spatulas that would swoop up the egg so easily. I had to fight it a little. Then, I thought about my science teacher Mr. Larry where he talked about levers and mass and pulleys and atoms and reality. I approached that egg this time, with the new spatula sliding so easily under the heaviest part of the egg... the yolk, of course... and was able to get the egg on the spatula with no problem and then the flip... holy chicken! It worked! My problem has been solved! Now on to world hunger! I flipped that egg a few times, each time sliding under the heaviest part of the egg and the finished product looked so much better than any other egg I have made over the last few years. It had height, was rounder, and once I seasoned it with Trader Joe's Salute 21 seasoning, it was absolutely perfect to my taste buds. I added fresh-shredded cheese on top of that egg and then using the new spatula, scooped up the egg and placed it on the other side of the bread with such ease. Salt Bae, I got your moves with this new spatula! I added my slice of tomato, fold the sandwich up and rejoiced. Later that day I used the air fryer, and the spatula was able to go in with ease and lift my food out better than using tongs or my older spatula. There are but two cons is that if the spatula was a little longer, I could have picked the egg up from the lighter side. The egg didn't fit completely on the spatula and that is okay for my situation. A longer spatula would not have worked well with the air fryer. The other, is that there was plastic not trimmed off from the top and I had to manually pick that off. It feels a tiny bit flimsy, and I feel I have to be careful to not accidentally let it sit on the bottom of a pan that is frying, for example for more than ten seconds. It just "feels" that way... but may not be true. Don't want to find out. The price was right for this product. The handle has a hole at the top and so when I put this in the dishwasher, I am sure to hook the spatula to the top rack as I am concerned that with it being light weight, that it could fall and land on one of the heating elements and melt. Wishes: That it was a little bit heavier. Will I be replacing this? Absolutely not. My journey ends here. I am happy with it and intend on having a long life with it since I take care of things. Happy flipping!!!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Thin and perfect for non stick
*by M***2 on January 25, 2026*

Great, thin spatula for eggs, hamburgers, pancakes etc. perfect for non-stick surfaces.

## Frequently Bought Together

- KSENDALO Fish Spatula for Kitchen Nonstick Cookware - BPA Free Flexible Thin Egg Spatula Turner, Slotted Flipper for Nonstick Pans, European Nylon Black Cooking Utensil, Dishwasher Safe
- OXO Good Grips Stainless Steel Fish Turner

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*Last updated: 2026-02-01*