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Cast iron fed the world for generations. It was built to last.

Then came disposable thinking. Nonstick cookware and plastic utensils became the norm, and cast iron slowly fell out of favor.

Today, cast iron is making a comeback. People once again appreciate its durability, versatility, and ability to last for generations. But many of the utensils we pair with it still haven't caught up.

That's why I created, designed and manufactured "The Spatchet Mk3".

Made from 12-gauge stainless steel and purpose-built for cast iron cooking, it's designed for flipping, scraping, chopping, serving, and years of hard use. Whether you're cooking on the stove, the grill, or over a campfire, the Spatchet is ready.

I didn't build it to last a lifetime. I built it to last several generations.

Your great-grandkids will be arguing over who gets Grandpa's Spatchet. 

The Spatchet Mk3

Rating is 5.0 out of five stars based on 5 reviews
SKU: 26-SpatchetMk3
$39.95Price
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
Based on 5 reviews
5 reviews

  • RuffleskinskinAug 09
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
    Verified
    On point!

    I love doing alot of grilling and camping. This thing works great for both. Splitting kindling, flipping burgers, and even opening bottles!! 10/10

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  • JessAug 07
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
    STURDY!

    Def happy to replace my walmart spatula with this one!

    Massive upgrade!

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  • Levi Aug 11
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
    Worth it!

    Found it while scrolling Facebook, the fella that makes these is a genuine nice fella, hard working and deserves an applause! Great tool, if you like to cook this tool is for you!

    If you dont cook but know someone that dos this tool is a great gift! Buying one for my brother 👌🏽 way to go man, great product and great idea, thank you!

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  • B D15 hr. ago
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
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    Quality

    A very solid chunk of material. The blunt front tip and the rounded corners made it scrape a thick alfredo sauce from the corners and walls as good as a silicone floppy ended implement. I've not hatcheted with the spatchet yet. The side edge could have come sharper, spent some time with 40-120 grit trying to get it to roughly the edge of my Fiskar's hatchet.


    I cannot recommend this enough if you want something that will hold up.

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  • GaryAug 11
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
    Verified
    Our new family heirloom

    "Spatchet"? More like best camping gear ever. If I get chosen for survivor I'm taking this with me. Spatula + Hatchet = half the price, twice the fun.

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