It’s a new breed of culinary utensil designed to clip to the rims of pots and pans. The design’s unique gripping mechanism is integrated within the utensil’s handle in such a way as to facilitate attachment to all pot and pan edges, running the gamut from pots and pans with curled or crimped edges to those possessing a flat periphery.
Designer: Scott Amron
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