Review on 🧯 Red OXO Good Grips 11-Inch Silicone Balloon Whisk - Enhanced SEO by Christopher Kumar

This whisk deserves 5 stars. The problem with many silicone whisks is that the silicone material that makes up the whisk wire is too soft, too flexible, and too yielding, greatly reducing whipping power. reduced. This problem is especially noticeable when whipping a thicker dough. It would be like swimming in molasses. This Oxo Silicone Whisk doesn't have that problem - or should I say the least amount of pliability (flexibility) compared to other brands. And it is only slightly inferior to the stainless steel Oxo Balloon WIRE whisk. Why would you want to get a silicone whisk, you ask? For two main reasons: 1) Teflon or ceramic coated pots, pans and utensils are safer. And 2) Food sticks a little less to silicone wire than to stainless steel. For most people, reason #2 above is not obvious or maybe not that important, and people are generally right. However, if you look side by side (take two whisks, one stainless steel and one silicone) and whip the batter for pancakes, you will see that the batter from the silicone whisk flows much faster, faster and cleaner than from the stainless steel whisk. whisk. Won't make or break the dough or make or break the recipe, but hey, it's an observable fact and may be important to some and completely irrelevant to others. As for reason #1 above, yes, you should own a good silicone whisk if you have Teflon or ceramic coated cookware. I think the reason is pretty clear. You don't just turn metal into Teflon. Well, like I said, the silicone material used here is pretty durable. It is very comparable (in terms of results and hitting power) to the stainless steel version. I should have hit a little harder to compensate for the softer material, but again, not much to complain about. With other products on the market, I would say, "No, too soft. Too hard to beat!” This whisk is dishwasher safe. Stainless steel tip, comfortable grip, non-slip. and smooth. 5 stars because the product delivered: 1) functionality 2) durability 3) ease of use and cleanliness 4) balance of functionality and elegance and 5) overall a complete balance of all of the above for the price you paid. The price you pay is a good racquet.