I will be using this spatula for many purposes such as, cake decorating, frosting many things etc. It is durable which is what I was looking for.
Perfect for cupcakes or cookies, this small icing spatula from The Cellar makes it easier to spread and smooth frosting.
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Perfect for cupcakes or cookies, this small icing spatula from The Cellar makes it easier to spread and smooth frosting.
- SKU
- 4-14863523
- Brand
- The Cellar
- Category
- home / kitchen-dining / kitchen-tools
- Variants
- 1
Customer reviews
The spatula cannot be used as when it was being cleaned the side edges of the spatula were very sharp and jagged that my paper towel was getting caught on it and I could have cut my fingers. I love those type of spatulas but I had to throw it out but I do love Macy's it's my favorite store.
Actually, I have not used it yet, but I will, but I don’t think I’ll have any issues with it at all. I don’t have a spreader the size. I’m going to be making my own birthday cake this year. I’m tired of buying dried out cakes. I want something homemade and I will probably use this. I checked out the markdown section and that’s where I found the spreader and I’m just ecstatic with it. It’s good quality it’s stainless steel. It was marked down. I think well equipped kitchen needs one of these if you bake anything. You know it doesn’t have to be even a cake. If you bake anything.
Great items to frost cakes and desserts
Feels flimsy but does the job. Hoping it lasts
really the perfect size for many tasks and comfortable
Great tool. Nice handle and has a good weight to it.
Does Martha approve these items? I could've bought a more sturdier small spatula from a generic brand. The blade is not even connected, it's a separate part that's glued in and doesn't stay, real janky product. don't waste your money even when on sale.
Perfect size and shape to spread frosting or icing on a cake, top and sides!
Got this spatula for Christmas, less than a year ago. Although it looks to be solidly built, the tang extends barely an inch into the handle. There doesn't seem to be a metal rivet keeping it together. A light tug while drying the spatula caused it to pull out of the handle. Do yourself a favor and get one with a riveted design, preferably full-tang, instead!