Inc. 820 Whisk, 8-Inch, Stainless

I love this little whisk. I've had one just like it that I bought from Crate and Barrel years ago and it always seemed to be in the dishwasher, so I was very happy to find the same whisk here on Amazon. As much as I use it, I really need two.This is a great size for beating a few eggs, making a batch of salad dressing, or other smaller tasks that don't warrant the use of a large whisk. It's the perfect size for mixing something together in a 16 oz. glass measuring cup. It is comfortable to hold and I have never had any problem with water getting into the handle like I have with some of my other whisks. Because of the size and shape, you can also roll it between your palms like a Mexican chocolate beater and it will froth things up nicely.Based on my experience with my original one which is at least 15 years old, it will be extremely durable. The only way I can tell my old one from the new one is that one has a label on the end of the handle.If you've been looking for something to use for smaller tasks, buy this - you won't be disappointed.

This is a great little whisk. I have a larger version of it (not necessarily the same maker) that is big and heavy. It works well, but it's too much whisk sometimes, too heavy, and it takes up too much space in the dishwasher. This little guy is terrific. Perfect for whisking dry ingredients to blend and disperse any lumps of flour. Perfect for beating eggs. I like the size, I like the shape, I like the weight (it doesn't make a lightweight bowl tip over), AND I like the fact that it doesn't have a hole in the handle, as my big whisk does, so it doesn't collect water when I run it through the dishwasher. I just ordered two more. This will ensure I'll always have a dry one on hand for sifting dry ingredients for my baking projects.

I agree with all the positive comments. A friendly (non-political) message to the fine people at Best Manufacturers Inc. :1) Your company has a good name. Etch it permanently on the product. The nice paper tag is lost after the first use.2) Your product is made in Oregon, USA. Etch it permanently on the product.3) Etch the year of manufacture on the product. You will be creating antiques for the future.Case Knives has done this (in code) for decades. The value of Grandma’s whisks etc. being handed down to future generations should not be underestimated.

I had a wire whip like this for years, and recently it broke. Since it was at least 15 years old, I had no idea where I bought it, so I was thrilled to find it on Amazon. Other wire whips are flimsy or too round. This one is very sturdy and gets into the corners of any saucepan. This whip gets used more often than any other in our kitchen drawers. We hand-wash our whips, since dishwashers can be hard on them. I expect this whip to last as long as the other one did.

This was much smaller than I anticipated. Beware it is very small. That is my fault. I do find it useful but not for the purpose I bought it for.If you are looking for a somewhat standard size wisk order it in a larger size

It's about 8 inches long. It's well made, smooth edges and sealed correctly where the wires meet the handle. It's small, but I have small hands. I used this for mixing sauces and things like homemade salad dressing. I also use it to combine dry ingredients. The item doesn't have a made in the USA marking, but the attached label (sorry I threw it out) did. This is my second one, one of my houseguest swiped my first one (I had it for many years and was happy to see that I could replace it).

This is my go to whisk. I use it for everything. It is the perfect size for me but may be to small for some bowls and sink in. To solve this issue, I put a rubber band around the handle towards the top. The rubber band catches on the rim of the bowl and doesn't sink into what I'm mixing any longer. Problem solved! I love it. No rusting. If I ever need to replace it I'm getting another one of these.

I love this whisk. I have used a larger one for a long time and finally decided it was alright to splurge on a second more petite whisk. I realize it's called a French-whip but it looks like a whisk to me. I can't believe I waited so long. What a joy it is to use it. It feels great in my hand and makes whisking foods a breeze. It also appears to be high quality and is cute. If I had a very large kitchen and the money to spare, I would buy a whole set of these in various sizes. My wife teased me about getting this whisk but when i clean the kitchen after she has cooked breakfast, I always find this whisk used and the other one just sits in the drawer.