Spoontula or Spatuloon?

I have a couple from Le Creuset like this guy:

http://www.hugthecook.com/detail.aspx?ID=9164&prod=Le-Creuset-Large-Silicone-Spatula-Spoon-Caribbean&code=BB202-17

Apparently they call it a Spatula Spoon (boooring).

However, shopping.msn.com calls it a Spoon-Spat! That sounds…exciting.

ETA I go with Spoontula.

Wow. That’s a toughie. I can’t pick, at all. They’re both fabulous.

And this thread has me giggling like a loon. It’s truly the first I’ve ever shared with SpouseO.

However it’s spelled, I’ve read that it was invented by someone named Crandall.

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I hear there’s a huge selection at Spoonula City
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And good value too, owing to the price war with the store across the street - Spatuloon Barn.

I vote for ‘spatuloon’, for the simple reason that Rachel Ray has started using ‘spoonula’, presumably to stir her ‘stoop’ with.

Bah.

Spatuloon! It has a ring to it.

Husperson +1.

I vote for spatuloon.

One more vote for spatuloon. The “oontyoula” sound is too difficult to pronounce.

Sorry. I wanted to vote for a Doper but my heart just wouldn’t let me.

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So, Dopers, which word do you prefer? Spoontula, or Spatuloon?

What other random items have you given crazy hybrid names to?
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Im not happy with either term, but I kind of like Spatuloop… a spatula/scoop.

As for hybrid names, in university I first bought a cheap set of dishes with soup plates in them, instead of the deeper bowls I was accustomed to. I started calling the soup plates plah-bowls. Still, to this day, I mentally call them that.