Anonymous wrote:Lefty here. I’ve never had a trouble with anything except vegetable peelers. I grew up gen x without being special and now I can’t even use left handed scissors. I also went to culinary school. I’ve never once needed a left handed spatula!

guys! let's not let bow to the oppression. have we not suffered long enough in an upside-down world? Everyone wants us on their sports team, but when it comes to providing us with the tools we need to survive, like manual can openers and built-in cup holders, then it's all "become ambidextrous, it's so easy." Well if that's the case, why don't we teach all schoolkids to write cursive left-handed?

I rest my case.

Spatula City!

you flip the spatula over, and, voila, mirro image, a left handed spatula.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Try The Leftorium.

They also validate parking!

And your left-handedness

Lefty here. I’ve never had a trouble with anything except vegetable peelers. I grew up gen x without being special and now I can’t even use left handed scissors. I also went to culinary school. I’ve never once needed a left handed spatula!

Lefty here. I bought what I thought would be an awesome fish-flipping spatula. But I didn’t notice the angle of the flipping part is designed for right-handed people. So DH flips the fish. Such is life.

Can’t you just turn the spatula in your hand so the angled side is facing the way you want it? I’m a little confused.

All of my spatulas have the handle in the center. Am I missing something?

New left handed poster here, and I also don't get it. I would be able to use the posted spatula just fine? What about its design prohibits you from using it successfully?

Anonymous wrote:Try The Leftorium.

They also validate parking!

Anonymous wrote:Try The Leftorium.

Ha Ha!

Try The Leftorium.

Anonymous wrote:Um...am I missing something? I'm left handed and have adapted to using my right hand for certain things, like using scissors. It looks like the plastic piece comes off, why not turn it 180*?

These are asymmetrical- it will not work turning 180’. I too have adapted to things like peelers and scissors and I also usually get symmetrical flippers. However, I saw these and they are perfectly angled to get more out of a jar, if you use they with a right hand, but I usually use my left for that kind of stuff.

The symmetrical mini spatulas I have seen are less pliable and more clunky.

Um...am I missing something? I'm left handed and have adapted to using my right hand for certain things, like using scissors. It looks like the plastic piece comes off, why not turn it 180*?

I found righted handed ones that I really like at Sur La Table, but they only have them for right handers. I really like the angled aspect , but they are angled the wrong way for me. I can find straight ones that are ambidextrous, but I would prefer the angled kind.


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