topic Re: Mad Hungry Spurtle Set Nylon in Kitchen

Mad Hungry Spurtle Set Silicone with Nylon Core

Nightowlz — Sat, 15 Jul 2017 17:31:41 GMT

I just found a 7 pc Silicone with Nylon Core Spurtle Set at Sam's online. I have 2 different wood spurtle sets so I had to have a set of these. I will use them all the time.

Description

Use these colorful spurtles to stir, scoop, smash, and serve in your kitchen. This Mad Hungry 7-Piece Spurtle Set is crafted from silicone with a inner nylon core. This set includes solid and slotted spurtles, a strainer spurtle, wide and mini spurtles, and a spurtle rest. Add these perfect tools to your kitchen utensils for all your cooking and serving needs.

Specifications

13.07" large solid spurtle in red
8.85" small solid spurtle in purple
13.07" large slotted spurtle in lime
12.72" wide spurtle in light blue
12.97" strainer spurtle in orange
8.85" mini spurtle in blue
10.47" spurtle rest in blue

Re: Mad Hungry Spurtle Set Nylon

Lila4Now — Sat, 15 Jul 2017 04:23:48 GMT

I don't own a spurtle. I noticed these say they are nylon covered in silicone. I have converted all my utensils to silicone, because the don't harm the finish of my cookware. Silicone also cleans well. My utensil crock is full, and right now I don't feel the need to add anything more. If I wanted one, I would choose the set you showed.

Re: Mad Hungry Spurtle Set Nylon

Pook — Sat, 15 Jul 2017 09:17:25 GMT

I have found that my wooden spurtles are way better than anything silicone or nylon and they don't harm any cookware finish either.

Re: Mad Hungry Spurtle Set Nylon

TaylorBrown — Sat, 15 Jul 2017 11:16:17 GMT

I have the wood spurtle set and LOVE it! The smaller one gets used the most.

Re: Mad Hungry Spurtle Set Nylon

pommom — Sat, 15 Jul 2017 13:11:50 GMT

New to spurtles. What is the diff between these and Teflon coated/plastic utensils?

Re: Mad Hungry Spurtle Set Nylon

software — Sat, 15 Jul 2017 13:36:27 GMT

With a nylon core, it would perform like nylon coated with silicone.

It looks good, I don't have the wood ones.

What was the price?

@Nightowlz

Re: Mad Hungry Spurtle Set Nylon

Nuisie1 — Sat, 15 Jul 2017 13:49:17 GMT

Do you know if they have them in the stores?

Re: Mad Hungry Spurtle Set Nylon

Lila4Now — Sat, 15 Jul 2017 14:06:30 GMT

The other reason I don't use wooden tools is I want to run them through the dishwasher to clean them. The hot water and heat in the dishwasher sanitizes them, and the sensitive skin on my hands doesn't have to go in the dishwater.

Re: Mad Hungry Spurtle Set Nylon

Nightowlz — Sat, 15 Jul 2017 17:22:37 GMT

@Nuisie1 wrote:
Do you know if they have them in the stores?

@Nuisie1 When I ordered last night it said not available in my store. If you get online now the only option is to have it shipped free.

Re: Mad Hungry Spurtle Set Nylon

Nightowlz — Sat, 15 Jul 2017 17:28:42 GMT

@software wrote:
With a nylon core, it would perform like nylon coated with silicone.
It looks good, I don't have the wood ones.
What was the price?

@Nightowlz

@software The set was $19.98 plus free shipping. I did have to pay the tax.

I edited the title to reflect Silicone with Nylon Core.

Re: Mad Hungry Spurtle Set Nylon

Nightowlz — Sat, 15 Jul 2017 17:30:55 GMT

@pommom wrote:
New to spurtles. What is the diff between these and Teflon coated/plastic utensils?

@pommom Not sure of the difference but I like ths Spurtles. They are shaped so when you are stirring or scraping a bowl it scrapes all around the edges of the bowl, pot, pan etc. unlike other utensils that miss a lot of area.

Re: Mad Hungry Spurtle Set Nylon

Daysdee — Sat, 15 Jul 2017 22:20:20 GMT

I like the appearance of these better than the wood. Amazing how you can find many things elsewhere that are the same or similar to what QVC sells.

Re: Mad Hungry Spurtle Set Nylon

Nuisie1 — Sun, 16 Jul 2017 13:30:40 GMT

Thanks, Nightowlz. Happen to be in the vicinity of my Sam's yesterday and stopped in to see if they had it. When I got home, I ordered it. Thank you.