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Question: Does this whisk contain any metal?
Document: No complaints. Whisk is just as described. I use it instead of a metal whisk in my nicer non-stick pans.
This works perfectly when you have pots and pans that you don't want to scratch with a metal whisk. It's strong and holds up well even in tougher mixtures.
This whisk has a comfortable handle, is lightweight, and seems to be strong built. Works just as good as my metal one with the plus of not scratching. I'm happy with the purchase.
I was looking for a whisk that won't scratch all my plastic bowls and coated cookware. This was a great value and it works well. It's just as rigid, if not moreso, than a metal one.
Whisking thicker consistency food is a challenge. E.g; cake batter. It feels flimsy. I rather use a metal whisk if you are planning to have only one.
I was debating on a metal whisk or plastic, this is a good plastic whisk and it doesn't scratch the non-stick pans. I have been impressed with how quickly it combines and froths liquids.
I thought these would be better than a metal whisk, but I think I made a mistake. They are very soft and bend easily so if your batter is thick, it is difficult to use them.
This whisk is perfect for sauces or anything that you would whisk in a nonstick surface where metal is questionable. The grip is easy to hold and it has some rubber ribbing so that you can set it on the side of the pan.Great Product.
This is a great product for a great price. I bought this for my wife as she kept using the metal whisk on my Teflon pans. I though, I can keep complaining or provide the solution.
I would have liked it a bit more if the tines were a bit stiffer, but otherwise does a good job. I'll still reach for the metal whisk if I'm not working in a non-stick pan.
Answer: No, but it is HARD plastic. If you are worried about scratching your non-stick cookware, get a silicone coated whisk.