Get It Right Premium Stainless Steel Whisk | Seamless, Whisks for Mixing, Cooking, and Stirring
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About Get It Right Premium Stainless Steel Whisk | Seamless, Whisks for Mixing, Cooking, and Stirring
Overall Feedback:
95% positive
91% appreciated the flexible wires
I can mix 6 eggs uniformly instantly using the sidewise movement of the whisk.
Using the extra wires in the whisk requires half the effort of a regular balloon whisk and results in perfectly cooked eggs with no stringy white left.
97% were satisfied the whisking efficiency
With the extra wires, I can do tasks with half the effort a regular balloon whisk requires.
94% liked the lightweight design
The whisk is lighter than most and easier on the hands, especially if I have arthritis.
95% liked the versatility
I used the whisk to beat 6 eggs and they were uniformly mixed instantly.
95% found it stable, yet 5% experienced instability
While mixing frosting, the whisk snapped in half, indicating poor stability.
The whisk broke while whisking a roux, indicating its instability.
97% liked the comfortable handle
The whisk is much easier on the hands, especially if you have arthritis, as it is lighter than most whisks.
The round textured handle is well made and easy to hold, especially with arthritis in my hands.
94% appreciated the ease of cleaning
The whisk has maintained its vibrant color and is dishwasher safe.
I have put the whisk through the dishwasher several times and it still looks like new.
The whisk is easy to clean and can be rinsed quickly.
97% appreciated the durability, but 3% found it flimsy
After almost two years of frequent use, my whisk broke in half. It's a poor design choice and should have a metal rod for strength.
After barely any use, my whisk broke off after 5 months of ownership.
After the first use, the handle broke, indicating poor durability of the whisk.
After the first use, the handle broke.
