PUCKWAY 4 6 8 10 Inch Cake Spatulas Set of Wooden Handles

A great value and, they are used for multiple cooking tasks. The offset handle makes them easy to use. The rounded nose and edges allows them to be useful when pressing mash through a TAMI. They're also a little flexible. Because of the wood handle, I handwash. Another great buy, in my opinion.

The price is ridiculously cheap and I love wooden handles. My only issue is that the smallest spatula actually wasn't offset and that's the one I actually needed the most. I won't fret because this was the bargain you want. Five stars minus a half

Very well made👍🏼

Wife would like to have a little more offset, otherwise she likes them!!

Easy to clean … price is 👍👍👍

I'm a "covid-19" baker - took it up to pass the time. So, I'm not an experienced baker and my perceptions are those of a rookie. This is a nice set of spatulas - the metal blades are nicely finished and the wooden handles have a substantial feel (and that is important in the hands of a guy) - so, I consider this a good value. More importantly though is that I've learned that I'm better at icing baked goods than I had thought - having the right tools is important.

I bought the set of 4 Puckway Spatulas as a Christmas gift for my husband, who loves to bake. He hasn't received or used them yet as it is still early December, but having taken them out of the box to inspect them I have to say they look spectacular, sturdy, and able to satisfy even the pickiest of bakers!

I don't have anything to compare these spatulas to, having never used anything like them previously. Following are my impressions...They fit well enough in the hand, and don't feel overbalanced. The offset gives the perfect angle to keep from knocking my knuckles on the counter when spreading low to the surface, and the length allows me to achieve a unified appearance across the top of a cake (or casserole).However, the smallest spreader has no offset, which I was needing. Additionally, the largest spatula seems to flex quite a bit under the pressure needed to spread thicker frostings (or mashed potatoes), making control of spreading somewhat unpredictable in those cases. Compared to my other knives, these seem to be a cheaper quality, but since these were inexpensive spatulas, that's to be expected.Overall these spreaders get the job done, and for the price they are quite acceptable, but if you use them on a daily basis, you may want to invest in something a little more sturdy.