Spatula or squeegee?
By Judy Evans
@JudyEv (374344)
Rockingham, Australia
March 14, 2026 11:27pm CST
Later today, we’re travelling to the BIL’s and going to an outdoor movie theatre with him and his daughter. We’ll have a picnic there before the movie starts, probably pizza. We’ll be seeing Moulin Rouge. I haven’t seen this version of it.
Vince made dessert for us. The jellied fruit in the photo has now been covered with custard. When he was spooning in the custard, he used a squeegee/spatula to get the most out of the saucepan and I was reminded of my nephew who would stay with us from time to time. If Mum was cooking cakes, my nephew would hang around waiting to ‘lick the bowl’. When Mum picked up the spatula, there was a cry of anguish ‘Oh, Aunty, don’t use that!’
Do you call them squeegees or spatulas? They’re a great invention but it can be hard to find with the right amount of rigidity.
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@JudyEv (374344)
• Rockingham, Australia
55m
I've never heard of a pancake turner. Vince tosses his. lol
@DaddyEvil (169961)
• United States
3h
Yeah, spatula. A squeegee is for glass windows to take the water/cleaning fluid off.
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@JudyEv (374344)
• Rockingham, Australia
54m
Scone or cake dough was just the best. I'd take ages making sure I didn't miss any bits. lol
@JudyEv (374344)
• Rockingham, Australia
57m
Thanks. I guess we do the same in a way although I use squeegee for both.
@toniganzon (74617)
• Philippines
34m
Spatula is what we refer them to.
Is the Moulin Rouge the 2001 with Nicole Kidman?










