Balloon Whisk (12.6-in.) by Rosle
This stainless steel 12.6-in. balloon whisk beater is great for beating all foods with a thicker consistency. Its long wires yield good results in the texture of the foods and it comes with a watertight seal and practical hanging ring. Dishwasher-safe. See complete description »
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This stainless steel 12.6-in. balloon whisk beater is great for beating all foods with a thicker consistency. Its long wires yield good results in the texture of the foods and it comes with a watertight seal and practical hanging ring. Dishwasher-safe.
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Although this is pricey, it is an excellent quality. The three tiers of stainless loops do a great job of thoroughly but gently combining ingredients. Sturdy construction.
This is a very well made product. I bought it because of the review in Cook's Illustrated. However, Kuhn Rikon makes virtually the same product with same number of tines, one ounce heavier, both made in China (probably in the same factory) for about half the price and the quality is just as good.
For some it might be a little heavy, but I like it. It works very well and does a quick job of things. A light whisk with fewer loops would take longer and end up making the arm more tired.
Definitely worth the pcice.
A little pricey but worth the money! This whisk is well made and easy to clean (for the most part). It really puts those cheaply made whisks to shame.
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Whisks are an essential tool with many kitchen uses: sauces, puddings, whipped cream, pancake batter, scrambled eggs, souffles, and many more. When you're considering which one to buy, think about what you'll likely be using it for, and which pan you'll likely be using it in. If the answer to the second question is a nonstick or hard-anodized saucepan, invest in a nonstick-safe whisk in silicone or nylon.






