Silicone Can & Jar Scrapers
Recover more food from jars and cans with this powerful scraper set.
Tired of leaving peanut butter, sauces, or pastes stuck to your jars? The Scrape&Save PB/CJ Combo comes to the rescue! This dynamic two-piece set includes a scraper built for dense spreads like peanut butter and another for cans, tomato paste, and more.
Made of food-grade silicone reinforced with a firm nylon core, they're flexible yet sturdy—dishwasher safe, heat resistant to 450 °F, and built to resist fading, warping, or staining. Perfect for jars, cans, bowls, pots—even mixing machines—this duo ensures you actually get what you paid for.
Highlights
- Get every last bit out of jars and cans
- Stays sturdy without fading or warping
- Dishwasher safe and heat resistant up to 450 °F
- Prevent food waste & save money
- Flexible silicone with nylon core for leverage
- Works on a wide variety of kitchen containers
Product Specs
- Food-grade silicone with nylon core
- Heat resistant up to 450 °F / 230 °C
- Won’t stain, fade, or warp
- Flexible yet stable construction
- Two distinct scraper shapes for different containers
- Dishwasher safe
What's Included
- 1x Scrape&Save PB for large, oddly-shaped jars
- 1x Scrape&Save CJ for cans and regular jars
Shipping
Shipped the same day or next day (except Sundays). US only.
Returns
Please use the contact form on our website to communicate problems. We stand 100% behind these products and will provide replacements or refunds depending on circumstances. 30-day window for defects or other issues.
FAQs
Are these dishwasher-safe?
Absolutely. They also can be washed with standard dish detergent and warm/hot water.
I noticed these are slightly curved. Can they be flattened to scrape food off?
The beauty of the design allows for flattening the blade to remove food. Scrape food off on plates, dishes, pots, pans, etc.
Can these be used for icing?
Absolutely, for cakes and larger baked goods. The CJ model will spread mayo, and the PB model is better for peanut butter.
Will they fit all peanut butter jars?
Every single jar we’ve tested, both large and small, glass and plastic, have worked just great.
What is the smallest can or jar these will work in?
The minimum-sized can is the tomato paste can. It’s a snug fit, which helps with efficient extraction. As for jars: pretty much anything with a 2” opening (or neck). (For tinier containers, we also sell smaller scrapers.)
Can these be used in mixers such as KitchenAid?
We’ve had no problems — but they’re best with batters vs. dough. The main thing to remember is that the scraper blades are rather flexible.
Will these work in cat food cans or tuna cans?
They’ll work, but the sides will be subject to damage. See our CatSpat product for small cans and containers (or icing cupcakes!).
What are the best ways to prevent damage?
Keep the blades away from pull-tab rims and other sharp edges, such as knives. The CJ model will easily slip under the pull-tab rims of condensed soup, etc. Also, keep away from waste disposals and overzealous dogs!
What if I have another question?
Use the Contact form on our website to send us a message. We’ll get back to you soon!
Reviews
Average rating 5 (4)
Works so much better than my Pampered Chef spatulas!
Perla (Verified Buyer) 5/5
They're awesome!
S.R. (Verified Buyer) 5/5
Works great! Even on tall Costco jars
John (Verified Buyer) 5/5
Good quality
Jess (Verified Buyer) 5/5
Meet the Maker
Our Story
On a David-Vs-Goliath Quest to Prove That the "Big Spatula” Brands Don’t Have Regular Users in Mind
Hi, I'm Chris Rasmussen, CEO and founder of Crazy Dad’s. I invent and bring to market innovate kitchen scrapers. In 2016, while studying for my second master’s degree from home, I was surrounded by my cats 24/7. They LOVE their canned food, and I was dishing it out to them constantly. Problem was, I could never get all the food and sauces out of those cans for my cats to enjoy. Spoons and other spatulas didn’t work. So, I decided to invent my own. My mom and dad were both spatula freaks, and in their memory I created the CatSpat. Later, I talked to others who begged me to make scrapers for peanut butter jars and traditional cans. They hated the spatulas and gizmos they used to stop food waste! That started my 4-year journey to create the 2 Scrape&Save Scrapers.