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Take five.
The folks at GIR know how to get silicone kitchen tools right. (“Get it right” is in their name, after all.) This 5-piece set brings together five of their ultimate utensils. Believe us when we tell you they’re game-changing.
- 5-piece set with ladle, spatula, flip spatula, spoon, and spoonula
- Ladle with precision pouring edge to prevent drips
- Spatula for scraping bowls, jars, and pans, plus light mixing
- Flip spatula for sliding under eggs, crêpes, and cookies
- Spoon for easy mixing, plus scooping and serving
- Spoonula for scraping, spooning, and serving—it’s a multitasker
- 100% pharmaceutical-grade, platinum-cured silicone
- Heat-proof up to 464°F and heat-resistant up to 550°F
- Stain- and odor-resistant (not to mention BPA-free)
- Easy-to-clean, antimicrobial unibody design
- Dishwasher-safe
- Made in: China
- Product Warranty:
- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns
The folks at GIR know how to get silicone kitchen tools right. (“Get it right” is in their name, after all.) This 5-piece set brings together five of their ultimate utensils. Believe us when we tell you they’re game-changing.
- 5-piece set with ladle, spatula, flip spatula, spoon, and spoonula
- Ladle with precision pouring edge to prevent drips
- Spatula for scraping bowls, jars, and pans, plus light mixing
- Flip spatula for sliding under eggs, crêpes, and cookies
- Spoon for easy mixing, plus scooping and serving
- Spoonula for scraping, spooning, and serving—it’s a multitasker
- 100% pharmaceutical-grade, platinum-cured silicone
- Heat-proof up to 464°F and heat-resistant up to 550°F
- Stain- and odor-resistant (not to mention BPA-free)
- Easy-to-clean, antimicrobial unibody design
- Dishwasher-safe
Meet the Maker
GIR
Lake Forest, CA
GIR was founded with a mission to apply intelligent design to everyday products and experiences. They started with the simplest of tools—the spatula—and got it just right. Now, they’re rounding out our utensil crocks with a whole slew of cleverly designed utensils.
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