Cooking spatula

Common kitchen spatula

A cooking spatula, also known as a kitchen spatula, is a spatula used for cooking and other kitchen work. Cooking spatulas come in different shapes, sizes and materials, such as metal, wood, rubber or silicone. They have a flattened end that is used for lifting, flipping or spreading, and a handle by which the spatula is held.

Cooking spatulas can also be used as spanking implements, similar to a paddle or a wooden spoon. Some spankophiles have a particular liking for silicone spatulas, also known as dough scrapers (such as number two and three on the image to the right), which are very thuddy implements.

List of Spanking Implements
Flat spanking implements bath brush (wooden or plastic) belt bimmy cooking spatula (wooden or plastic) dough scraper (rubber or silicone) flyswatter hairbrush (wooden or plastic) leather paddle Newspaper paddle (wooden paddle) ping-pong paddle ruler (wooden or plastic) slapper/flapper slipper / Plimsoll strap / Strop tawse wooden spoon Stick-like spanking implements blackboard pointer cane (rattan, bamboo etc.) crop ferula stick switch yardstick Other spanking implements baccalà (clipfish) birch carpet beater Quirt rope's end scourge stinging nettles Whipping implements include bullwhip cat o' nine tails chicotte (an African whip) flail flogger horsehair whip human hair whip klopfpeitsche loopy johnny martinet quirt rebenque (South American gaucho whip) rubber hose single-tail whip sjambok (South African whip)
Some spanking implements produce more "sting" while others produce more "thud". See "sting and thud" for more on this distinction.

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