Update InternationalB000K7IHDU Wood handle Serrator, 1 Cutting Tool (7 inches), Stainless Steel

Would you like four spreaders for the price of one? SURE! I got these and am very happy with the quality considering the price I paid. They may be a little short for some jars, but if I hold the jar side ways it is easy to scoop out with out gooping up the handle or my hand. PB jars I recommend to hold almost upside down to get at the very bottom, less messy for me.I don't expect these to last twenty-five years like a $20 Wüsthof spreader. But they will probably last more than five years, which breaks down to $1 a year for the price I paid on special. I am happy to pay top dollar for a sharp knife and bottom dollar for a spreader.These are perfect for cream cheese, leveling brownie batter, quick frosting of cakes, making PB&Js, and spreading butter for garlic bread. Very good for frosting cupcakes, and because you have four of them, you can have others help! I use them all the time and am so glad I got them.I give a quick rinse with soapy hot water when I am done using it, so they never go in the dishwasher. I assume the finish on the wood would not withstand the punishment it would receive in there; but it is so quick and easy to clean them that it doesn't bother me.I highly recommend!

I debated getting these as they got some pretty poor reviews from the folks who rated them 1 to 3 stars. I have a Pampered Chef all purpose spreader (which has a plastic handle) that I absolutely love and wanted several more, but don't want to spend $6 for one spreader so I figured I'd give these a try. I've been using them a little over a week now and am quite happy with them. The wooden handle is comfortable to hold - it's not as smooth as a baby's butt but certainly isn't as rough (at least in my opinion) as some of the reviews indicated - the rivets and blade are secure. I do not put this or any other wooden kitchen tools in the dishwasher - I wash by hand and let air dry in the sink drainer. So far I have not noticed any rusting or spotting. I use these constantly throughout the day - at breakfast splitting bagels (the serrated teeth are great) and spreading peanut butter, jelly, cream cheese, etc., at lunch making sandwiches - spreading mayo - cutting sandwiches - you name it. Now that I have several of these I tend to choose this spreader over a regular knife whenever I go to the cutlery drawer. If you set your expecations accordingly as I did - and understand you are not going to get a high end spreader when you pay $1.50 per piece - I think you should purchase these and give them a try.

I really liked the price. I had a plastic pie spatula. One of my friends melted it. I have been looking for a replacement for a few years. Every time I walk past a store display of kitchen tools I looked. Either too flimsy, too stiff, too big, or way over what I wanted to pay for a tool I use 3 times a year. I finally tried Amazon. This cake server, or pie shovel is almost perfect. I am really annoyingly picky about kitchen tools. They don't have to be a prestige brand, they just have to feel good in my hand, be sturdy, and be made correctly. This little jem is just right. It is built like a brick mason's trowel. I expect it to last for years.

This makes pretty, pretty ridges for my lovely soaps! The grooves are not as deep as I expected, but now I can create the ever so popular crinkle cut soap design for my customers. It's pretty long at seven inches, (I didn't measure it, just taking their word) but if feels sturdy in my hands. It glides through the soap like butter, but this after a 24 hour cure. I can't say how it will perform if you cut at a longer/later curing time.Upon inspection of the blade, I noticed that this tool is just not sharp enough to cut through hard vegetables, like potatoes, without a bit of struggle and maybe a tiny bit of defeat. I don't know. I'm just saying. lol. That being said I did not try it that way, so I'm not the review to look for if you want it for that type of stuff. For soapers, I say you're set.If you are looking to buy one, this was the best price that I could find using Amazon Prime when I bought it, which was around three weeks ago. I used either the one or two day shipping option.Disclaimer: I paid for this with my own ducats. I DID NOT receive this product to review, although that would've been nice. 😊

I rarely need to make crinkle cuts, but this is one of those things that you really cannot substitute any other tool to make crinkle cuts with...so if you want crinkle cuts, you need a crinkle cutter. So I decided to buy one but could not justify spending a lot of money on it. This crinkle cutter has worked really well for my needs. The construction is much better than I expected given the price, and while the wood handle is not the finest, it gives you enough grip/leverage to get the job done. As another reviewer noted, I found that mine bled initially and so shortly after getting it I washed it, let it dry, and then sealed it with a beeswax for wooden cutting boards. Since then I have not had this problem.While this is advertised as dishwasher safe, I have hand washed mine due to the wooden handle as the prolonged humidity and high-heat of my dishwasher can be pretty rough on wooden surfaces. While I do not use it very often, it has held up very well to my usage. If you need a crinkle cutter that is plain, inexpensive, but effective, this is a great candidate.

This is a nice lightweight turner that works great on a flattop grill. Great for flipping burgers or anything that gets in your way. It has a large surface for food control and easy flipping. Great tool.

A very nice, classy, butter spreader. Perfect.

This cutter gives a nice appearance to our handcrafted natural hemp soap bars. It also increases the lather especially when using a conditioning bar with lots of good oils. @whawhaco on social for more infoCons- sometimes it gets stuck in my wood soap cutter

arrived broken but it was cheap, so I just counted it as a loss and didn't bother trying to go through the hassle of returning it, since that would have cost me more money. I used the broken cutter and found that it wasn't strong enough to chop through slices of carrots to make them crinkle cut without me using a significant amount of force. I haven't tried chopping other veggies with it, but if you are looking for something to cut hard vegetables, spend a bit more and get a quality product.

I had one like this for many years, but I accidentally bend the blade; so I bought this one. A great tool to cut large vegetable. Easy to use.

Bought this to slice potatoes into french fries. The serrator is not big enough to make a decent wave pattern for French fries. The blade is not very sharp and hard to cut through newer potatoes. Very awkward to use. Returning.