The Sasquash - Mammoth Smash Burger Spatula - Professional Grade Extra Wide Hamburger Turner - Heavy Duty 6 x 5.5 Inch, One Pound Knife Grade Stainless Steel, Blackstone BBQ Griddle and Grill Tool

I hosted a party at my house whereby I was tasked with serving smash burgers to roughly forty people. I had never cooked a Smashburger in my life, but I did my research and learned I needed a spatula like this This thing is perfect for that task. In fact, I received several comments that my set up looked like a professional operation. It is well built.... heavy...and I just can't say enough good things about it. Worth the money for sure.

Love it!! It’s going to be great for veggies and smashed burgers and more!!

Bought for my husband & he loves it! Likes the width “makes flipping burgers very easy”.

This is a good spatula for larger items that a long spatula may not be sufficent, such as making smash-burgers or flipping larger pancakes. It is quite heavy, which is neither a pro or a con. it's also too big, in my opinion, to do a good job scraping the griddle. I prefer a smaller one that I can get more downward force on the front edge with.I think having one is a good thing once one figures out the best uses for it based on

Great size and quality! Good for larger burgers, chicken. Sharp edge allows for cutting soft foods. Son and husbands go to!

Love this thing! 👍 Really no complaints.....buttttt, if I was to change anything about it, I would make the handle longer. Still a 5 star product though. You will not be sorry 🤗

Love this in the kitchen, when making smash burgers, or just as a spatula etc. It's sturdy and very well made. Highly recommended.

READ the low reviews, these are the folks who actually put this spatula to the test. It looks great, looks like it's decent quality, and you'll be excited to receive it... until... you actually use it for smash burgers. Worthless! Total waste of money. It simply isn't strong enough to do smash burgers. I had to resort to wearing a silicone glove on one hand so that I could apply pressure directly on the top of the spatula because the handle is too flimsy, it just bent. Avoid this product. Get one of those round, heavy burger presses with a handle, it's the only way to go.