Dreamfarm Chopula Sit Up Chopping Spatula Assorted Colours

Whether you’re flipping pancakes or chopping minced meat as it cooks, it’s a doddle with the multi-talented Chopula. Created by the clever team at Dreamfarm, the head of this award-winning utensil is thin and flexible for flipping food easily, but is also incredibly strong, so you can turn it on its side and use the edge for chopping and separating. It even has an ingenious built-in rest that keeps the business end raised off the kitchen worktop to prevent mess.

Chop in the pan – The unique head shape has a flat side that lets you chop food in a hot pan, while the handle position keeps your hand safely out of the way of the pan’s edge. Made from nylon that’s non-stick and heat-resistant up to 250°C, it’s great for chopping up mince during frying, or for separating fried eggs before serving.

Built-in rest – The ‘Sit Up’ bend in the Chopula’s handle lifts the spatula head off your worktop to keep surfaces hygienically clean, or it can be rested on the side of your pan and it won’t slide away.

Perfect for flipping – The large flexible nylon head slides easily under food for a clean lift or flip while keeping the most delicate food in one piece, making it ideal for turning fragile fish fillets, flipping pancakes, lifting freshly baked biscuits off a baking tray or for serving food. Scrape your pan clean – Chopula’s curvy-edged head allows you to scrape the corners of pans that other spatulas can’t reach, so not a scrap of your yummy food will be left behind.

BPA free.

Colours will vary.

About Dreamfarm

A young company of designers from Brisbane in Australia with some very strict design principles: - Make it work as good as it looks – even on the 1000th use, not just the first time. - A product only matters if it’s useful – because they know that design failures are dust collectors. Dreamfarm is a place where ideas grow, and every millimetre of everything they design exists for a reason – their aim is to make the world’s best kitchen tools and gadgets, and from what we’ve seen, they’re doing a pretty good job so far.