The method of cooking seems quite Japanese to me. Looks like Teppanyaki (hot plate, two wide flat spatulas).

You know, the spatula is made of metal. He could've easily scrambled that.

"Spatula-free"? Why is that a virtue? Who has that big an issue with spatulae?

You could put the question on the discussion page of his yt channel?

Ikea have one that's clearly different but might be OK - http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/20149458/

There are many arguments discussions about which is the best one, like http://www.thekitchn.com/good-question-what-is-the-best-2-83935

The two most common questions about Nathan's pancakes were what's the recipe for the batter (which he's answered, as Bisquick+soymilk if he's in a hurry) and where did he get the spatula (which he hasn't). The recipe I use is http://www.taste.com.au/recipes/24407/basic+pancakes

Where do I get a spatula like that?!?

You don't have to push it back together with your hands. You can slide a spatula underneath to lift and shift.

I think it would still be an improvement without the help of a rubber band.

I thought it was the big intergalatic spatula that space-traveled across the cosmos to flatten solar systems into flat planetary buns. Gee was I wrong.

Need a spatula?

" My love is a pancake and you are the spatula. "


HHAHAHA, GOLD !@

He could've used an actual metal spatula with a berndes eterna pan:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQc3CB2xub0

>> ^sillma:

Spatulas are serious business.

Spatulas are serious business.

8 9 posts about the fucking spatula. I love this place!

>> ^BoneRemake:

>> ^sillma:
Yeah, the spatula is clearly plastic.

Hey and you said it without sounding like an asshole, GREAT JOB !
Clearly a metal handle with a plastic flipper or maybe its metal spatula with silicon dip


Thank you.