Newness Whizzy Whisk, Stainless Steel Semi Automatic Whisk Blender for Home -Versatile Tool for Egg Beater, Milk Frother, Hand Push Wisk - Kitchen Utensil for Blending, Whisking, Beating & Stirring

This thing is great. I don't like egg whites. I don't want to see them in my scrambled eggs so I scramble the heck out of my eggs. Never can get them all when I use a whisk or fork. With this I could barely see any whites in the cooked eggs. It's easy to use and I found it more comfortable than using a whisk or fork. I have a recipe that calls for eggs whisked until light and fluffy. This is perfect for doing that.

I love this sturdy whisk. I use it everyday. Comes in handy for keto diet to whisk up eggs, chaffle or bread batter, and coconut milk fresh out of the can (that needs to be blended). I purchased a different brand earlier (2 per box) that didn't have the extra little circles in the blades. Turns out the Newness one does a more thorough job at blending faster. I think that extra little twist in the blades makes a difference. It's handier than a traditional kitchen whisk because it's smaller. Tucks away in the front of my drawer well. I like it so much, I've given these to family members. They all say they use them often. And kids love to use them. Fun!

This is one of the coolest gizmos I’ve purchased! And it works like a charm, especially for scrambled eggs. I’ve always struggled with getting the egg white and yoke blended well together. This tool does the trick. I found it most effective with liquids. Any kind of sauce or salad dressing can be well blended with this tool too. It works ok with mashing potatoes but it isn’t great. With liquids…it’s top notch. I was worried that it would be hard to clean but it’s a breeze. Just run it under the faucet and it cleans up quickly. Or, toss it in the dishwasher. A perfect stocking stuffer too!

Good to have and use,comes in handy ,takes a little bit to get used to...

I wasn’t sure how much better this egg beater would work than conventional, wish, immersion blender or fork. But this is so easy to clean compared to the others and really does the job of breaking up those white strings so that your scrambled eggs or omelet are consistent. And did I say it was easy to clean? Just a rinse and spray of dish soap does the job. Sturdy and well made too.

I read a lot of great reviews about this, but I am sadly quite disappointed. I suppose it may work well if you are blending a lot of eggs, but I usually use it for about five eggs, and no matter what bowl I use, it can't seem to make contact with the eggs, and therefore doesn't mix well. The design is pretty genius, and if you manage to make contact with the eggs, I'm sure it works quite well. The issue is the "nipple" at the end of the wand. When you press down, it causes the mixer to rotate, but it can't get that close to the bowl, so if you are making smaller batches, it just doesn't help that much.

I ordered one and loved it, so I ordered 2 more to give others. However, after a few weeks the first one was barely working and then fell apart. Since I could no longer return the other 2, I started using one of them. At first it was great, but after 3 times it wasn't very effective. All of these were used to scramble eggs, so nothing too heavy. At first the eggs were nice an frothy, but again,the fist one stopped working and the second one barely whisks the eggs. I am so disappointed.

I consider myself a SUPER home chef and value having the correct tool for the job! When I came across this item I took a chance on it—do I really need it, I’ve never seen it before. Any kitchen tool needs to “earn it’s keep in my kitchen.” In my never to be humble opinion I don’t know how I could have existed for 3+ score years on this planet without it. Your scrambled eggs will be taken to a whole new level. The albumen gets TOTALLY incorporated into the yolk and it is so smooth, something I couldn’t quite accomplish with a typical whisk. I loved this so much I bought some for Christmas presents for family members and they also rave. If you want an instructional video click on it to see my 2 year old granddaughter using it she starts with 2 hands and then moves on to multitask with 1 hand!!