KitchenAid Premium Stainless Steel Whisk

With the KitchenAid Premium Stainless Steel whisk you will have a perfect kitchen helper to prepare your sweet recipes. It is ideal for aerating doughs, beating eggs, or whipping cream, as well as for stirring béchamel for cannelloni or a pilpil with elegance and comfort.

Made of stainless steel, its balloon whisk is designed to achieve great aeration with every movement, reducing the time and effort required. And you can handle it comfortably, thanks to its balanced and practical design. It has a ring at the end to hang it and always have it handy, ready to use.

Resistant to rust, stains, and high temperatures, it is a perfect whisk for everyday use that will save you time in preparing your sweet and savory recipes. Of high quality, it is lightweight and durable and designed for optimal control.

Features:

• Made of brushed 18/10 stainless steel.
• KitchenAid logo engraved on the handle.
• Resistant to stains, rust, and heat, up to 260º C.
• Does not absorb odors or flavors.
• Very lightweight and durable.
• Handle with hole for hanging.
• Dishwasher safe.
• Limited lifetime warranty.

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Why we like the KitchenAid Premium Stainless Steel whisk

1. It is an essential utensil in your sweet recipes. And also in savory ones!
   
2. Made of stainless steel, it is as elegant as it is practical.
   
3. Lightweight and resistant to rust, stains, and high temperatures.
   
4. Designed to achieve greater aeration with every movement.
5. Very durable. It will accompany you in many recipes!
6. Dishwasher safe.
7. It is heat resistant up to 260º C.

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