
Scoop the flour
Keep the scoop end for flour and the blade end for starter, so you can move between tasks without dipping a starter-covered spoon into your flour.
A flour scoop at one end. A curved blade for mixing starter and scraping the jar at the other.
At feeding time
Starter feeding used to mean a spoon for starter, another for flour, and sticky jar walls afterward. We designed the Spatula around those steps.

Keep the scoop end for flour and the blade end for starter, so you can move between tasks without dipping a starter-covered spoon into your flour.

Mix with the curved blade, use its nose to push starter back down, then wipe the blade on the jar’s lip. The gentle curve helps gather starter from the walls.

We shaped the blade around common Mason and Weck jars. Here it is in several jars so you can see the reach and fit.
Ships in 1–2 weeks.
Standard shipping is $4. Shipping & returns
Wash with warm water and dry promptly. Refresh the finish with food-grade linseed or walnut oil. Read the care guide.
Grain and color vary naturally. Your tool will differ from the photographs.
Unused tools may be returned. Read the return terms.