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Sunday 11-5 CST | |  | Sports & Outdoors | Home » » Silvermark 4-Piece Silicone Set, Orange | | | | | | | Description: | | In 2002, the world was introduced to Silvermark�s innovative Toss and Chop. The Toss and Chop was a sensation; it was very popular because of its unique, attractive and practical design. The Toss and Chop was widely distributed, sold worldwide and even found a place on Oprah�s O-list. To date, millions of Toss and Chops have been sold. Since 2002, the Silvermark line has expanded to include additional high quality, patented food preparation tools. The 4 Piece Silicone Set is a fantastic example. Each piece combines the performance of silicone with the practicality and comfort of nylon. The Silicone working end of these tools withstands heat up to 500 degrees and won't scratch non-stick cooking surfaces. The heat-resistant nylon handles stay cool and provide an ergonomic, comfortable feel. Set includes 4 utensils � one of each of the following: spatula, spoon, slotted spoon and spoonula. Orange. Silvermark � Fresh. Healthy. Simple. | | | Features: | |
• 4-Piece utensil set; each Piece combines the performance of silicone with the practicality and comfort of nylon
• Silicone working end of tools withstand heat up to 500 degrees; won't scratch non-stick cooking surfaces
• Heat-resistant nylon handles stay cool and provides an ergonomic, comfortable feel
• Vibrant orange
• From Silvermark ? Fresh, Healthy and Simple
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 4.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 2.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 13.0 inches | | Package Length:
| 13.7 inches | | Package Width:
| 4.5 inches | | Package Height:
| 2.5 inches | | Package Weight:
| 1.4 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 24 reviews |
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81 of 86 found the following review helpful:
 The good, the bad, and the uglyMay 23, 2008
By Melissa M. Bondi
The good: at $5 per utensil, this is a functional set that covers many of a novice cook's basic needs. It's safe for nonstick cookware, the handles are a functional length, and the keyholes allow for easy hanging.
The bad: these tools are actually hard plastic with inlaid silicone grips (the black tools are accented with gray silicone.) None of the benefits of silicone are incorporated into the business ends of the utensils, so in my opinion they're not silicone tools.
The ugly: Because the majority of each utensil is plastic, it melts if rested on hot pans; the utensil edges also degrade over time, wearing down unevenly with regular use. Last, the seams of the silicone inlay occasionally collect small amounts of debris to be cleaned. Sigh.
If you're looking for an inexpensive utensil set for your college freshman or community center kitchen, this may be a decent choice. For $20, though, there are too many affordable, superior and true silicone options on the market (Chef'n, Trudeau, Precidio, e.g.) to invest in these.
19 of 22 found the following review helpful:
 Yikes! Plastic handles!!!Mar 12, 2008
By W. Siu
"Gadget Queen"
Well, i was quite disappointed when i opened my package. Here i was thinking that my search for a silicone "Wok" Turner was over. The heads of each utensil is in fact silicone but the handles are plastic. I dont know if you can actually see, but if you look carefully enough, you will notice 2 different colorations on these utensils and that is where the plastic starts. The utensils are useful tho, but im sure they will be in the garbage soon with all the rest of my plastic utensils.
BTW..they also kinda look and feel cheap.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
 great product!Jan 05, 2011
By cflw
I bought two sets this christmas: a beautiful green for my young daughter and a black one for my mother.
They are both extremely happy with them. So I'm going for the red one for myself.
Handles are plastic which suits me well because they are very light.
The silicone looked very well attached to the plastic handles so no worries here.
Product came in perfect condition.
I was reading some comments and frankly, some people rated this set very poorly: Do they melt when you leave them on the pan? But of course! Who would cook leaving the utensils on the pan???
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Great utensilsMay 27, 2009
By Veronica Vaughn
These are very well made utensils for the everyday cook. Silicone utensils are all I will use now. Since I bought my very first one a few years ago at my local walmart I have been looking for a good set. I have finally found it! Gone are the days of nylon utensils melting and flaking off all in food :) Well worth the $20 they cost. I am considering buying several more sets for gifts.I read some negative comments about these and almost didn't buy them. I am glad I did. It doesn't take much for someone to write a negative review(people are always looking for what is wrong with an item) but for someone to write a five star review the product must be pretty great ,at least for them. If you are worried about the handles melting why not get a pot clip with your order too and then you won't have to worry about it. That's what I did.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Best Affordable Silicone Tool SetOct 03, 2011
By Pipigurl
I hate nylon utensils because the tips inevitably melt sooner or later, no matter how careful you are. I use a wooden spoon for my nonstick pans but it still scratches the nonstick surface somehow when I try to scrape up every last bit of sauce so I have to use a silicone spatula for that purpose. This Silvermark set is just perfect! For just $18 I get a complete set! I think I paid $6 for the Pyrex spoonula, but the Silvermark spoon is much much better. It's deep enough to ladle sauces and big enough to scrape the sides of the pan. I don't need to use a spatula anymore! I got the black and it looks very elegant. The set matches my black and stainless steel kitchen. My only complaint is that the turner is quite thick so flipping eggs and pancakes is pretty much impossible. Right now I just use it for fried rice.
Contrary to some reviews, I think this set is well-made and not cheap at all. Honestly, I've never seen all-silicone utensils. Even Le Creuset has wood for handles. My Pyrex spoonula has a plastic handle. And like what one reviewer said, who would cook leaving the utensils on the pan??? If you don't leave it too long it will be ok. I left mine a couple of times for a few seconds when I had to get something from the fridge or counter and nothing happened. I have a spoon rest by the stove all the time and sometimes I use this: Trudeau Pot Clip Spoon Rest. It's just $5 and it's worth every penny.
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