Cave Tools Pigtail Flipper (review)

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It's summer. I don't know about your family, but we enjoy a good, juicy burger from the grill. Almost everything tastes better off the grill (I'll put a disclaimer that I haven't tried everything on the grill so maybe something doesn't taste better this way). Big A & I switch off who grills; I enjoy it as much as he does, but often he does the grilling because I'm doing something else at the same time. 

Cave Tools kindly let us try out their pigtail flipper. It's a handy little tool to flip things on the grill (or inside, I guess, although I haven't done that yet). It's mostly advertised as a bacon flipper - or that's what I think of it as. Big A tried it out on the grill flipping burgers. I'd say they flipped over without the small pieces coming off when you use a traditional spatula flipper.  And very handy to reach back for those back burgers (or hotdogs or vegetables or whatever). 




While I haven't used it inside yet, I plan to use it often with my Instant Pot (tonight, in fact). Or with bacon inside (we don't have a griddle for our grill to do this outside although I imagine grilled bacon to be amazing). I'm very happy with this little gadget and I'm thankful to have the Cave Tools 

He also found another use for it - to dispose of stinky diapers. This is not recommended but funny. 


You can find your own pigtail flipper on Amazon or the Cave Tools website. You can also use this handy dandy coupon code for 15% off your pigtail flipper: Flipper15 . Perhaps this is an idea for Father's Day (which is this Sunday!). You can't go wrong with 15% off and a Lifetime Satisfaction Guarantee! 

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