🍪 ChefGiant Stainless Steel Flour Sifter: 5 Cup Rotary Hand Crank, 16 Fine Mesh Screen for Corrosion Resistant Baking Review

I like these screens. I have arthritis and find it very difficult to use squeeze type switches. The knob on this switch is large enough to hold and turn very easily. I managed to grind flour into 4 loaves of bread in no time. It's light enough that after filling it with flour, it's still easy enough to handle. It's well made and just what I needed.

This is exactly the size and style of strainer I was looking for. The newer style with a handle is the most awkward to use. This style of crank is much lighter, easier and quicker to use. I would recommend it to anyone with limited arm mobility and the size is perfect. I value stainless steel as it shouldn't rust with prolonged use and washing.

This vintage colander was just what I was looking for. strong enough for baking soda/baking soda. However, do not hit it against the wall of the house. The 5 cup capacity allows me to use some of the older recipes in my collection and it was all I needed to fall in love with them. Of course, as you get older and the grip isn't as iron grip as it used to be, this pen makes my job easier.

First of all, the cylinder is too narrow to fit a cup of flour, powdered sugar, etc. without losing any part of the product. IMO. Then you turn and turn and turn, but very little product is sieved. (I don't think the wires rub against the screen). The best thing to do when you are able to get a full measure is to hit the sieve itself with your other hand when you need to sieve something. It was a waste of money. And of course, as always, I missed the return window.

I don't like writing bad reviews at all. This rating isn't necessarily bad, but like this screen, it's not great either. Most of my orders are fulfilled in the morning after I have finished my 12 hour shift. The last thing I want to do is sift the dry ingredients for another 12 hours. Dear Sir! So long for the seven! Then, after you've managed to sift through eternity, you'll have to abuse the poor device to get the rest of the carefully measured ingredients. No one has time for that, as young…

I have carpal tunnels in both wrists and Dupuytren's contractures in both hands. I love baking! I've had a manual flour sifter for most of my adult life. Now that I'm 63, I can't press a pen. That's why I bought this manual rotary classifier. WOW! Doesn't matter! Is this stainless steel. As a result, no odors or bacteria build up on it. Glides smoothly. And it has a fine mesh screen, reinforced from below. Although compact, it holds up to 5 cups of flour at a time. And you can use it again and…

I bought this S/S version to replace an old rusty strainer that was rusting my new kitchen countertops. I read the reviews and thought mine was better. Unfortunately, this only works with a lot of persuasion. My old rusty version only has two (2) bales, holds half as much and is rusty but easily outperforms this higher capacity four (4) bale screen. This one could be shiny and new, roomier and more comfortable, but it should get the job done! I had to hit from the side with a spatula so the…

Click this USEFUL button if you find it USEFUL1. Ever since I started baking I've been trying to find a cheap colander that will hold a lot of flour and keep the flour from flying around and making a mess, then I found this article. I've had it for 2 months now and it still works great. Sift flour and confectioner's sugar as in any conventional sieve.2. Cleaning It hurts at first because the mechanism inside is in the way, but as I use it a lot and clean it, it gets easier. Soak it for a while,

I bought this S/S version to replace an old rusty strainer that was rusting my new kitchen worktops. I read the reviews and thought mine was better. Unfortunately, this only works with a lot of persuasion. My old rusty version only has two (2) bales, holds half as much and is rusty but easily outperforms this higher capacity four (4) bale screen. This one could be shiny and new, roomier and more comfortable, but it should get the job done! I had to hit from the side with a spatula so the flour…

As mentioned some brands of crank strainers have "free strainers" like the one I returned to a local dealer. I was determined to find a screen like the one I used as a kid, where the screen was in contact with most of the rotating "wire" and not just the ground. The Chef Giant 5 cup I received does a great job of sifting. With just a few twists of the handle, it pours a whole blizzard into the bowl! The sieve doesn't fit exactly, but that doesn't matter because this sifter works "perfectly". I…