Fox Run 5920 Silicone Soft Scrub Navy, Price/each

With the price of groceries going up, getting every little bit out of a container is becoming more important. This helps tremendously; I usually use a spoon and end up getting my hand covered in goop, this definitely prevents that. It's 11" long, long enough to reach the bottom of pretty much any jar or container that I have, and the fact that it has a spoon on one end, and a little flat spatula on the other means it reaches all the little nooks and crannies of any jar. Could also be used to get the last little bit out of a tube (make up, toothpaste, etc). And just toss it in the dishwasher to clean it! Very giftable. Absolutely 5/5

I wasn't sure how often I would use this, it's small and I usually cook for big crowds. However, I've found myself using this in all the tight spaces. It allows me to pick up more delicate food items and I really like that it's made of silicone. So far so good, if that opinion changes I'll be back to update. Highly recommended.

I ordered these for my Ninja flip oven (SP101C). I only needed one for the Ninja, so I put the other guard on one of the racks in my large oven. I needed to trim about an inch off for the guard to fit the rack of my Ninja oven but it was easy enough to do with regular scissors. I included some pictures of how the guard fits on the Ninja rack. It's not a flush fit and can look a bit wobbly depending on the angle you're looking at it but functionally, it's fine. Other than preventing burns, I wanted to put it on the rack of the Ninja oven because I find that the black pan that's included with the Ninja slides around when sitting on the rack and it's to prevent the black pan from accidentally slipping too far out of the oven when checking on the food. At the time of order it was priced at around $11 CAD which is a reasonable price for a set of two guards.

I use this all the time! who knew I needed this! This is one little gadget that i find I am using almost every day! It is a very handy little gadget. I use this as a stirrer when making powder juice. It is perfect for slushies too, as it has the spoon. Also works great at getting that last little bit of PB out of the jar. It is made of a silicon material, and washes well in the dishwasher.

I've been using the spatula end more so than the spoon end. The small spatula is great for scraping remaining bits out of plastic containers such as yogurt or ricotta. I've put this tool in the dishwasher numerous times, but I've noticed that it comes out with a white film on it and I'm not sure why. There is nothing wrong with my dishwasher and I use rinse aid. My other plastic and silicone items don't have the residue. So, I've started hand washing it and it's easy enough to do because the tool is small and non stick.

You had one job scraper tool (well two technically) and failed before starting If you've struggled to get the last remnants of peanut butter, coconut oil, or some other foodstuff out of a container but all the tools at your disposal (spatulas, knives etc) either don't fit, don't reach deep enough or far enough, or aren't strong enough to scrape anything without breaking first, this spatula and spoon combo took with an 11 inch handle seems like a solution. It boasts a stainless steel core running thru all but the last inch or so of the spatula so it can be a bit bendy there for getting the job done. I had high hopes for this tool particularly the spatula end but right after taking it out of its plastic sleeve package I noticed that there was another bendy spot at the top of the spoon end and that the blue silicone there became white when that bend was tested even slightly. I assumed that the bend was supposed to be there and that it marked the spot where the stainless steel core ended; when it broke into two pieces I could see the stainless steel on both sides of the break so either I got a defective one or it's an uncorrected flaw in the design. The only positive is that it didn't break off in a food jar but I was not impressed to have it broken even before it got washed and tried out. Cut to washing the two pieces by hand and letting them air dry so avoid any further breaks. Once dry I tried it out in jars with sticky contents and had some success but the surface area of the spatula is so small that it takes ages to really get that jar clean and in many cases, there are other large but thin spatulas that will fit in tall and/or narrow mouthed containers and retrieve more of the contents than this one did for me. For ten bucks it's more of a novelty or gag gift than anything practical for kitchen use especially if it breaks because of a weakness in the stainless steel, of all things. I'll use other tools to do this job and suggest you do do the same unless you're buying it as a joke because it's literally a weak tool and basically useless.