Lodge SCRAPERCOMBO Pan and Grill Scraper, Set of two

Expensive plastic, but worth it!
These things are plastic… they are expensive for little hunks of plastic, BUT they serve their purpose. I have purchased some off branded ones and the plastic is different and it does not serve the purpose as well. I use cast iron almost exclusively and I have different tips, tricks, and habits for cleaning them but I find these probably the most used tool/resource in my arsenal. They are fast, effective, and I’ve found them to hold up well overtime. I’ve not ever had to replace due to damage, but I have had to replace due to losing them… don’t ask me how, I don’t know… but it’s happened lol.These are NOT made in the USA like lodge pans, this is cheap junk, BUT it works and it works better than the ones that look very similar but are not lodge. (The plastic is different. These lodge ones seem to have a little give and flexibility where the other branded ones seem like kind of “brittle” for better words plastic. They don’t work as well and DO break) So yeah, I recommend these.For me value has to do with how well something serves its purpose, if there are better alternatives cheaper, and what my perceived cost of the materials are. For me, this probably costs like 5 cents or something to make. It’s cheap molded plastic lol. There are NOT better alternatives (that I have found). The overall cost doesn’t break the bank even if it feels like a rip off. So I recommend 🙂

They’re scrapers, they do what they’re supposed to
What can you say about scrapers other than they work? They are also easy to clean after you use them.

Perfect for any cast iron cookware
There’s not much to say about these beyond: “They work!”The scraper itself (red) has corners in all shapes, so you can quickly get into the corners and under ridges when appropriate. The grill scraper (black) works excellent with Lodge’s cast iron grill pans (I should hope so) and several other brands I tried. However, the spacing is perfect for Lodge and may not be for those other brands, so you may have to angle it to truly “get in there.”If you have a Lodge grill pan, you need it somewhere handy, by the sink or stove.

Agressive Scraping and Cleaning Minus Marring
Working as a dishwasher in commercial kitchens, was looking for a non-metal scraper that would remove food debris from metal and ceramic surfaces without gouging surfaces or leaving tracks like metal scrapers do. (The bosses particularly hated anything that left scrubbing traces on the expensive dining room china.) These were a great addition to my tool set. I thought they would not be stiff enough, but they’re effective. Especially like the red on with its various rounded corners that pick up debris in various curved surfaces.

These scrappers are very functional and useful. The serrated one is particularly good for corrugated skillets. Buying the set means you get one scraper for each type of pan, so it’s generally good value. I’d like to see an option where you get two of the serrated scrappers because that option is offered for the smooth ones. It’s always nice to have a back-up in case one goes missing.

Excellent for scraping dried or crusted food off pots and pans, and also around the house (e.g. smoothing small wall repairs).

Superb product. Very thoughtfully made. Kiddos to @LODGE ! Works very well to scrap of left over food or dry scales from almost any surface on any cookware. Especially cast iron. Lovely product. Especially the ridged one is simply amazing to clean the grill skillet. Works just fine. Very happy to have bought this