🍹 Dishwasher-Safe Cocktail Muddler for Professional Bartenders Review

With this I stir the ginger into the ginger-lemon water. I make this in a 32 ounce glass water bottle in the morning so I can carry it around and drink with ease. It's very easy to insert a pestle into the opening of the jar neck and I can grate the ginger right into the container and stir in the bottle without losing that nutritious juice, just like I would use a separate stirring jar and then pour the result in my bottle. . I love that I have to use fewer utensils to make my fancy water!

Well during Covid I finally drank the fruit infused vodka I created a while back. The problem was that the shaker wasn't enough to break the fruit, so I read all the reviews and bought this pestle (I didn't like all the reviews that said wood would break) to get the most out of my cocktails. . I've used this a few times for cocktails and also when making fruit flavored lemonade for my boys. It's very durable and easy to clean, and its height doesn't allow you to put your hand in the blender.

What can you say about a muddler? It turns out that not all are good. I bought 2 wooden pestles from Revain and on the second use (same night) they were seriously cracked. This is not only bad from a cosmetic point of view, but also from a health point of view, because wood cannot be washed. In any case, the black plastic pestle works well, long enough to blend tall herbs, easy to clean, and doesn't add off flavors. It costs more than many others, but it's worth it. I comes with a cardboard…