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Upgrade your kitchen with silicone spatulas, stainless steel and silicone tongs, balloon whisks, flat whisks and complete kitchen utensil sets - everything for flipping, gripping and beating in one place. Heat-resistant up to 250°C, scratch-free on non-stick cookware, BPA-free and dishwasher safe. From frying eggs and flipping paratha to beating batter, tossing salad and grilling seekh kabab - built for daily home cooking.

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2 in 1 Filter Spoon with Tongs – Stainless Steel Strainer & Food Serving Clip for Frying and Cooking
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Regular price Rs.778.70 Sale priceRs.693.04
Spatula Tongs Non Stick Cooking Tongs BBQ Food Turner Clip for Kitchen Grill
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Regular price Rs.364.00 Sale priceRs.323.96
"12pcs silicone kitchen utensil set with wooden handles - WeHome Pakistan
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Regular price Rs.2,499.00 Sale priceRs.2,224.00
gold floral tongs crystal detail close-up - WeHome Pakistan
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Regular price Rs.1,040.00 Sale priceRs.925.60
Golden Floral Serving Tong – Premium Stainless Steel Dessert & Ice Tong
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Regular price Rs.1,168.70 Sale priceRs.1,040.14
engraved cake server spatula tong detail - WeHome Pakistan
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2 Pcs Silicone Cooking Utensils Set – Heat Resistant Spatula & Basting Brush with Wooden Handles for Baking, Cooking, Mixing & BBQ
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Frequently Asked Questions

The silicone on the Spatula Tongs is rated to 250°C, which covers resting against a hot pan briefly, but direct, sustained contact with an open flame or a very hot dry pan surface is what causes silicone to warp or melt on cheaper tongs.

Lift and set the tongs on a spoon rest between uses rather than leaving the tip pressed against the pan, and it holds up fine.

This is the main complaint buyers report with silicone-tipped tongs generally, so it comes down to usage, not just the material.

No, properly finished stainless steel tongs like the filter spoon and BBQ tongs resist rust even with regular hand washing and air drying, since the steel grade used for kitchenware is treated against corrosion.

What causes rust on cheap tongs is usually a thin chrome-plated coating over a lower-grade metal underneath rather than true stainless steel.

Leaving water pooled in a joint or crevice for days, not normal daily washing, is the actual risk.

Silicone does pick up some yellow tinge from turmeric-heavy cooking over time, which is a known trait of silicone generally and not specific to any one brand.

A quick soak in water with a bit of lemon or baking soda lifts most of it, though very light-colored silicone will show staining faster than darker colors.

If staining bothers you, the stainless steel tongs and filter spoon don't have this issue at all since steel doesn't absorb color.

Yes, the BBQ and cooking tongs in this range are built with a firm spring tension and ridged tips specifically for gripping heavier, bulkier items like chicken pieces or grilled meat, not just light foods like vegetables.

Lighter, decorative tongs like the gold serving pieces are not built for this and are meant for smaller items like ice, dessert or appetizers.

Match the tong to the weight of what you're lifting rather than assuming any tong handles anything.

Cooking tongs like the spatula tong and BBQ tong are sized for a standard adult grip and single-hand use, built to be operated with one hand while the other holds a pan or plate steady.

The gold serving tongs are noticeably smaller since they're meant for precise plating rather than a full-hand grip.

If hand size is a specific concern, the cooking tongs are the more forgiving, general-fit option of the two categories on this page.

Wood handles can loosen at the joint over time with heavy water exposure, which is the genuine trade-off of a wood-handled set versus an all-silicone or all-steel one.

Wiping the handle dry after washing rather than leaving it to air dry wet slows this down considerably. If you want zero maintenance thinking around this, the individual all-silicone or all-steel tongs in this collection avoid the issue entirely.

A faint rubber smell on first unboxing is normal for food-grade silicone and fades after one or two hand washes with regular dish soap. It shouldn't transfer any taste to food once washed, since that smell sits on the surface rather than in the material itself. If the smell is still strong after a few washes and use, that's a sign of lower-grade silicone rather than something to expect from properly food-grade tools.

The slide-lock on the spatula and BBQ tongs holds them closed under normal handling, including being tossed into a drawer with other utensils, since it's a mechanical clip rather than a magnet or a loose clasp that shakes loose.

Where locks tend to fail is with repeated forceful snapping shut rather than a gentle press-to-lock motion.

Storing them locked in a utensil holder or hanging on a hook avoids the issue entirely if drawer space is a concern.

One tong works fine if you wash it between uses, since these aren't porous materials that trap raw meat bacteria the way a wooden board can.

Buying two, one for raw meat and one for everything else, is more about convenience during active cooking than a safety requirement, so it's worth it if you're cooking meat and veg at the same time and don't want to stop to wash mid-recipe.

For most single-tong households, one BBQ or spatula tong covers both with normal washing between tasks.

If you host guests, serve dessert or set a table for family gatherings even occasionally, the gold tongs get real use since they're built for exactly that rather than daily cooking.

If your kitchen use is entirely stovetop cooking with no serving or entertaining, they're not the practical pick and a plain cooking tong serves you better for daily use.

They're a purchase worth making for the occasions you already have, not one to justify buying just because it looks nice.