KitchenCraft KCMAGIC Magic Whisk, Stainless Steel, 20 cm
KitchenCraft KCMAGIC Magic Whisk, Stainless Steel, 20 cm
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| Weight: | 40 g |
| Size: | 8 2/5(H)x 1 1/2(Ø)"/ 215x 40mm |
| Dimensions: | 21.5 x 0.1 x 0.8 cm; 40 Grams |
| Model: | KCMAGIC |
| Part: | KCMAGIC |
| Colour: | Stainless Steel |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Manufacture: | Kitchen Craft |
| Dimensions: | 21.5 x 0.1 x 0.8 cm; 40 Grams |
| Quantity: | 1 |
| Size: | 8 2/5(H)x 1 1/2(Ø)"/ 215x 40mm |
Does the job but it is small. A touch bigger than a milk frother. Slightly disappointed but have kept it for beating eggs and will look gor a bigger one
It makes it really easy to mix powdered hot drinks, and produces a decent froth. Also great for mixing gravy from granules. Easy to wash. It hasn’t rusted, and is still like new after 3.5 years.
I’m an old geezer, living alone with my wee dog, but I still enjoy a couple of Yorkshire puds with my Sunday lunch, and I found a recipe for making only four puds (instead of the usual 12) but the mixture only merited a small whisk -and this one is perfect!
For those who think “I’ll just use a fork” think again. This gadget makes perfect for gravy and other sauces, hot chocolate and anything requiring a brisk stir in a small vessel.
This is a fantastic little whisk, really don’t know how I managed without it, previously whisking flour and milk together took an age to get rid of lumps, not with this little marvel. Highly recommend.
I use mine for my keto coffee. I have a concoction of different ingredients like cream, collagen powder, MCT oil and cinnamon, which all needs a good whisk to mix it together into a nice creamy drink…the cinnamon powder just sinks to the bottom if you don’t whip it up into the coffee, so the use of a whisk is necessary. A fork or a spoon just doesn’t work as well.
These are cheap and made with very thin stainless steel but after buying one and having it for months I was surprised to discover that, against my expectations, it hadn’t rusted or deteriorated at all. So we bought another two.
In terms of how good they are at whisking small amounts, dressings, sauces etc – they are fabulous. I quite often make asian dressings that have a tablespoon or so of peanut butter in and with a normal whisk you can be there forever trying to incorporate the peanut butter into the oil – with this design you get it together in no time and these were the cheapest(and seemingly rust-proof).
Very happy !
As mentioned the device is not that substantial, but as long as you are not mixing up a cake it should be fine.
Can highly recommend.
Space saving east to clean whisk. May not be ideal for lists of egg whisking or lots cream unless you’re prepared to get wrist ache.
Ideal for smaller volumes and quick whisking
I liked to have hazelnut drink with dried seakelp and matcha in it. I usually end up having lumps whenever I do the mixing with a fork, then I decided to buy it.
At first I was sceptic, then I said to myself, I will not lose a lot of money in case if I need to bin it.
Now I am happy to buy it, it is whisking pretty good. Within roughly 1.5 minutes it whisks my drink and there are no lumps.
All in all I would recommend it.
What a great hand whisk. Didn’t expect a lot of quality for this price especially with free postagr. It is excellent. Used it for whisking gravy, curry sauce, Yorkshire pudding mix & home baked cakes. And just bought a spare and ditched our more expensive hand whisks.
Excellent for whisking eggs – makes them lovely and smooth before cooking. Also got it to whisk gravy – although with the current warm weather, I haven’t fancied a proper dinner, so not yet made any, but I have high hopes.
Easy to clean – a bit of warm soapy water through the little ringlets, and this bad boy is as good as new.
And for a couple of quid? Can’t go wrong really, can you?
It is small enough to whisk up a drink like hot chocolate in my mug. I suggest if you are mixing powder in liquid, always put the powder in some liquid, whisk then add more water. I like it, it is small I can store it in the kitchen drawer. I have used it to make cheese sauce white sauce for a family meal, it is small but it does the job. I am very happy with it.
Gave this a *whirl* today and it’s surprisingly good at whisking. I whipped some cream with this and it was even easier and quicker than with my full size whisk. Might not be as good as an electronic whisk but that’s expected. I love that you can just quickly whisk something then pop it into the dishwasher or clean it by hand as if it’s just a spoon or a fork.
A very neat little whisk,my only concern the handle is flat and after a little while I had to stop whisking for a minute as it tends to dig into my palm, as it is cheaply priced and does the job I can live with i