Product Review: GIR Silicone Kitchen Tools

The Ranting Chef does not get paid or receive any revenue from manufactures or retailers of products reviewed. I occasionally receive products that I am asked to use and see what I think. I take a look, try them out and tell you all about them.

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I received  a box some days ago with four items from GIR (Get It Right).

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Inside was the Lime Spatula, a Mini Magenta Spatula, the Studio White Lid, and a Red Scraper.

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Here we have an all too common problem. The mayo jar has some left in it but it is way down there and tough to get. I wish I had a small spatula that could reach down deep inside and help me use all the mayo I’m entitled to.

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My existing spatula is way to big.

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Luckily the Mini Magenta Spatula has both a small head and a long handle. It makes this chore, and others like it, a breeze.

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The Lime Spatula is a great workhorse spatula. Made of sturdy silicone, it can lift these empanadas,

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while also being flexible to work itself around the bowl of my food processor.

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Next up is the Studio White Lid which is available in 5 different sizes.

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Here I have a dish of leftovers with no lid to be found. I could try foil (not air tight) or plastic wrap (my nemesis because it folds on itself and I can never get it to work).

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The best choice is the Studio Lid. Just set the lid on top of both bowl and it automatically adheres.

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The seal is so tight that I can lift this bowl up by just lifting the lid. No air is sneaking in there. To remove, it is easy to just peel off.

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The last tool is the Red Scraper. This is truly a multi-tool.

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You can use it to help you cut dough.

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The curved edge fits the inside of a mixing bowl perfectly, so it helps you scrape out everything from your bowls.

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It even has a built-in ruler.

My Take: This collection of kitchen tools from GIR have a lot going for them. First, they are all made of anti-microbial, heat-resistant and dishwasher safe silicone. Each item comes in a wide variety of colors to match your kitchen and your tastes. They are eco-friendly and don’t contain any BPAs. Whether you are outfitting your kitchen or just need to pick up a great gift for someone else, take a look at these tools from GIR.

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One Comment on “Product Review: GIR Silicone Kitchen Tools”

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