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Le Creuset Small Spatula

Feb 20th, 2010 // Tool Tips

Le Creuset Small Spatula

We have this Le Creuset Mini Spatula, Cherry Red. We like it because it’s perfectly sized for a kid’s little hand and is a great way to scrape food out of jars and cans. It also comes in very handy when my kid is mixing smaller bowls of ingredients together. Because it is has a short handle, he’s able to control it in the bowl and therefore the ingredients actually stay in the bowl. We have deemed this HIS spatula and he knows exactly which drawer it is in and the bright color makes it easy for him to locate. Highly recommended.

Silicone Pastry Brush

Feb 9th, 2010 // Tool Tips

We have a brush just like this but in bright blue and my kid calls it his kitchen paint brush. We use it for all kinds of “painting” including: brushing on olive oil, making pizza, greasing pans. He’s crazy for it and he’s often very creative with his strokes. If you don’t have one already, this is a pretty great set Rachael Ray 2-Piece Pastry Brush Set – Blue (51207)

: Oil painting.

: Painting with sauce.

: Silicone pastry brush.

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