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Document: Fab flipper. doesn't get hot, doesn't melt. perfect for all my flipping needs. I don;t think it's technically a spatula, though.
I like this spatula - it doesn't burn or melt and it cleans very easily. Perhaps the handle could be a little longer. Otherwise, I'm happy with it.
This spatula has the right ergonomic design and does the job so much better than a metal one. It also lies flat in the drawer for storage which is a plus. One warning, though:  it can melt if exposed to high heat, so be careful,
This hasn't affected its performance at all though. Heat from cooking and the dishwasher haven't phased it. It's tough! I've had other plastic spatulas melt when set on the edge of a pan - but not this one. It's also not floppy at all, although it has a slight bit of flexibility to it.The spatula is comfortable to use.
This is the easiest spatula I've ever used. It flips pancakes, stir-fries, loosens the edges of corn bread. It's got a nice balance. It's heat tolerant (doesn't melt on the edge). This may be the last spatula I ever need to buy.
This spatula is really great- dont be fooled by its seemingly simply look. It is light, extremely well designed, and does not melt at all. I wash it on the bottom rack of the dishwasher- no problems.I use it to scrape off food on pots and pans that come out of the oven all the time. Highly recommended.
I was simply using it to flip salmon fillets in a hot skillet, and the mere act of making contact with the skillet for a few split seconds to scoop the spatula under the fillets caused the front edge of the spatula to melt. So, can't really heartily recommend this for most skillet cooking occasions.
The "Product Features" for this spatula tout it as being "Heat resistant up to 430F degrees fahrenheit" and the "Amazon.com Review" says it's made to stand up to "extra-high heat" and that you needn't worry if you leave it leaning against a hot pan because "it won't melt." In fact, upon my first or second use of this product, it melted.
This spatula replaced cheaper spatulas and utensils that would melt and warp with my cast iron cookware, and this spatula has not had any of those issues. Many, many uses and runs through the dishwasher later and it is still a brilliant blue.I am considering purchasing a second, and would purchase a left-handed friendly model in an instant. Hint, hint, Matfer Bourgeat.
I purchased this spatula after reading a review in Cooks Illustrated. We needed a spatula for using with non-stick cookware. It has met all of our needs. The spatula slips easily under eggs and is rigid enough to handle large burgers or pork chops. Cooks Illustrated that it may melt over 400 degrees, but we have never put it in that environment. We love it. There is also a stainless steel model, but we didn't want that one as noted above.
Answer: This spatula was rated number one by cooks illustrated.  It does not melt and it's a terrific buy