Silicone BBQ Tongs That Protect Your Non-Stick Pans
Flip wings and fish without leaving a mark on the pan. Scalloped silicone tips hold food gently, so the coating stays smooth and cooking stays easy. Stainless arms lock shut and lie flat in a crowded drawer.
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Flip wings and fish without leaving a mark on the pan. Scalloped silicone tips hold food gently, so the coating stays smooth and cooking stays easy. Stainless arms lock shut and lie flat in a crowded drawer.
Heat-resistant silicone tongs that grip food gently and keep your non-stick cookware scratch-free
- scratching non-stick pans
- slippery food when flipping
- bulky utensils in drawers
Grip and flip everything, scratch-free.
Tired of metal tongs gouging your pan and food slipping mid-flip? These silicone-tipped steel tongs grip gently, so the cooking stays smooth and the cookware stays new.
Tips that hold without scratching
- Scalloped tips that hold food
The scalloped silicone ends bite into wings, fish and salad greens without sliding off. Because the tips are soft, a wing never leaves a mark on your non-stick. Lift from the thickest part and turn in one motion. If you are weighing this against bare steel, our stainless tongs are the all-metal option.
- Steel arms, locking clip
Polished stainless arms carry a spring hinge that opens fast for one-handed flips. When you are done, close the clip and the tongs lie flat in a drawer instead of clattering around with the spatulas.
- Fire red, teal, or lime green
Pick a colour that matches your kitchen. The same tongs go from the stovetop to the grilling tools rack and out to the table for salad, so one pair does the whole meal.
From weeknight pan to weekend grill
- 1Frying wings on the stovetop
Grip the wing at its thickest point with the scalloped tips, lift gently and turn it without dragging the tongs across the coating.
- 2Flipping on the grill
Use the spring hinge for one-handed turns on burgers and vegetables. Keep the tips on the food, not on the grate.
- 3Tossing and serving salad
Grab a few leaves at a time with the silicone tips and move them to the plate in small batches so the greens stay whole.
Easy to wipe, easy to store
- Wipe after use
Wipe the silicone tips and steel arms clean once they cool.
- Lift, do not drag
Lift food off the pan and turn it. Sliding the tongs along the base is what wears a coating down.
- Lock to store
Close the clip so the tongs sit flat in a drawer and stay out of the way.
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Yes. The tips are soft silicone, so they grip the food without scraping the coating the way bare steel does. Use them on your favourite skillet as you would any everyday tong, and keep the lift-don't-drag habit.
They are built as heat-resistant silicone tongs for frying and grilling. Keep the tips on the food and off the grate, and let the steel arms take the heat from the grill the same way any metal tong does.
Cheap plastic tongs slip and soften near a hot pan, and bare metal tongs scratch the coating you paid for. One pair of steel tongs with silicone tips costs less than replacing a scratched non-stick pan, and it lasts through many cooking seasons.
Silicone holds its shape much longer than plastic. Wipe the tips after use, do not drag them across the pan, and they will keep their grip for regular home cooking.
Close the clip and the two arms lock together. The tongs lie flat in a drawer instead of sprawling across the utensil tray, which matters in a kitchen with a small drawer. Unlock it before you cook.
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