November 19, 2008

Williams Sonoma Spatulas

I've been devoted to a KitchenAid spatula for exactly four years since I first took my cooking class in college. Each of the kitchens was stocked with two of these perfect scrapers-great for cleaning out the bowl of the KitchenAid, safe for nonstick pans, and awesome for omelets. I looked all over Utah Valley for one of my own and tried 5 or 6 stores. I'm not sure why I didn't just check Amazon but I eventually found them at Robinson's May (haha) and bought two for myself for Christmas. I've probably purchased 10 since then for gifts and for my drawer (one just wasn't enough- and at only five bucks at Marshall's I needed more). However, I just got the Williams Sonoma Catalog and suddenly I'm changing my tune. I'm fighting every urge to order the regular set of three and the minis personalized to say "AnneStrawberry."

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Seriously though, can you ever have too many spatulas?
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  1. Go for it, you can never have enough spatulatas. But, I know what you mean with the KitchenAid ones. I received one for a wedding present and love it!

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  2. That would be so cool! And no you can never have enough spatula's. I only have 3 and I'm forever wishing I had more! I may have to go do that my self! :)

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  3. I'm addicted to Williams Sonoma spatulas ! I love to collect all colors !!!!!

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  4. No, you can't ever have too many spatulas! Especially not cute personalized ones! I really can't go in to WS without experiencing intense spatula lust. I want them in all of the seasonal colors.

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  6. I don't know if you can ever have too many spatulas, I wish I had more than the two I have. Go for it!

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  7. You really can't have too many spatulas...I got all four of mine at a Williams-Sonoma outlet (best place ever) but I think I could use a nice red one too. I love that you could take cooking classes in college...I always envied my BYU friends for this!

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  8. Too cute!! I LOVE those spatulas. You need them.

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  9. You can never have too many and you definitely need them with your name on them!

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  10. I'm a huge fan of spatulas ... especially the modern silicon ones that you can use in high-temperature dishes.

    However, I prefer the single-piece models. I've had too many spatulas decide that the love affair between the head and the handle had come to an end.

    I wonder if you can buy those with personalized handles. That would be cool ...

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  11. I love spatulas of all kinds and colors. I love the red though!

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  12. I agree that you can never have too many spatulas. And personalized ones sound so cool!

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  13. Pretty cool. =) Every time I get a new Williams-Sonoma catalog, I have to talk myself out of all sorts of stuff...

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  14. I didn't know you could get them personalized. How cool is that? There is no such thing as too many spatulas!

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  15. i'm a sucker for anything personalized, so i say go for it...besides, I love the red color!

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  16. I love this type of thing. Personalized spatulas? I would have ordered them already. You have got will power!

    Clever photo montage!

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  17. Noooooo a girl simply can never have enough spatulas! Do you know how much better I feel knowing that you collect them as much as I do! ha ha. I think I must own about 16? Don't feel bad....order more! what the heck

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  18. left you an award on my blogsite. . come on over and pick it up when you can!

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  19. See, I'm a toss-up for KitchenAid and Williams Sonoma. I love the KitchenAid flat spatula (regular size...) but can't stand their curved spatula. I love William's Sonoma's curved... but their flat is kina flimsy. What can I say... when I find spatulas that come in PINK... I'm already way too picky... I might as well finish the job of uber pickiness, no?
    ~Cat

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