SILICONE SPOON KT05

I thought that the silicone spoons from Muji were the best, but the ones from Nitori are a step up, with the angle at the tip being just right. They're also reasonably priced, and the hardness of the silicone is just right. My only concern is that they're gray, so I'm worried about whether they'll discolor. I think it would be perfect if it didn't get stained by curry or ketchup while I'm using it. I think it would also be good for serving salads or large dishes. It's a good product to have more than one of.

With this, I can cook anything...! It's easy to handle because it's the right amount of hardness and flexibility, and I can also use it to scrape the dirt off my curry pot, so my kitchen tools don't take up too much space. Lately, I feel like I only use this for cooking. It's also durable, so it's very good value for money.

A friend of mine told me that this was great for making fried rice, so I bought it on the basis of that recommendation. And it really was. By the way, I made a gratin in a large dish and served it in this way, but if you use the slanted tip well, you can scoop up the sauce nicely, so it was easy to wash the gratin dish!

The size and weight are just right, and it's easy to use. I've been using MUJI products for a long time because they're so easy to use, but I bought this one because it looks like it would make it easier to get the sauce and other things left in the frying pan. It's even easier to use than I thought, so I'm thinking of buying a second one.

I bought a silicone spoon, chopsticks, ladle and turner. The spoon was the most convenient to use. I felt that the chopsticks were a little difficult to grip.