Chef Aid Nylon Whisk, BPA Free Kitchen Utensil for use with Non-Stick Cookware, Black

Looks good with my other black utensils, sturdy enough for lifting/draining poached eggs and boiled/steamed veg, quite rigid and not too flexible, boiling water and steam don't effect it so its heat resistance is good enough for what I want, comfortable grip and easy to clean. Ok, so it's not the Rolls Royce of utensils but it's cheap enough and does the job.

A fairly standard piece of equipment, it's of average size and lightweight but sturdy enough to strain poached eggs and vegetables. Good value for money.

It seems I might be the only person buying a non-slotted turner. Everyone else prefers slotted for whatever reason. Finding a turner of any material but with a straight, non-curved end, is almost impossible. This particular one is very basic, but it's a material that is definitely heatproof, won't melt if left resting against the edge of a fiery hot frying pan. Too many have a handle which is a different material that melts when too hot. This is the reason I needed a replacement! Good basic design, stiff enough so that you can use it to scrape hardened residue from a roasting tin for instance, fully heatproof, should last forever. Also, ridiculously cheap so what's not to like?

I bought the Chef Aid Nylon Whisk a few months ago, and it’s become one of my most-used kitchen tools. It’s light, sturdy, and perfect for everyday cooking. The nylon head is strong enough to whisk sauces, batters, and eggs easily, yet gentle enough to use on non-stick pans without leaving a single scratch. The handle feels comfortable to hold, even when whisking for a while, and the design is simple but solid. It’s also very easy to clean. You just rinse it straight after use and it comes up spotless. I’ve used metal whisks in the past, but I actually prefer this nylon one for how safe it is with all my cookware. It doesn’t bend or lose shape, and it’s held up perfectly after plenty of use. A great value buy. Its practical, durable, and ideal for any home kitchen. I’d definitely recommend the Chef Aid Nylon Whisk to anyone looking for a reliable everyday utensil.

Not bad, practical but alittle pricey

Brilliant whisky. Sturdy. Ideal for sorting sauces in non stick pans. Heat resistant. Easy to use, good sized handle.

These are cheap, both in money terms and build quality. They are made of a hard plastic (rather than silicone which provides a much better user-experience) so it's quite hard to push them down the side of a frying pan and under an omelette. they need to be much more bendy (eg made of silicone) to be able to achieve this feat which is, after all, one of its raison d'etrers. A further drawback is their lack of heat-resistance. Leave it on the side of a pan and it will melt; not very good for something which is supposed to be used around heat. I've also found that they don't get completely clean in the dishwasher. They don't get damaged but they don't get very clean. Even considering their cheap price I would not say that they provide value for money. I would recommend paying a bit more and getting something fitter for purpose.

Mine is in the style of an oven - drop down doors, trays. Cooks more evenly than an air fryer AND you can grill in it. Works just fine, small space so difficult to find tools to work. Tried Silicone spatulas etc - too flimsy. I use these on the basket trays, I bought the slice / turner versions for the flat racks. ChefAid is a good bargain brand, sometimes you DON'T WANT a full size heavy item. Not the strongest, but flexible enough not to break easily.

Up to 70C

I wasn't sure about buying this but I took a whisk and bought it!

Tellement précieux. Ça a été le plus beau jour de ma vie. Quelle révélation incroyable. Une spatule, c'est tellement plus important que mon mariage ou la naissance de mes enfants...

Super rapport qualité prix

I have used this less than 2 weeks, not even daily and just for pancakes and the whole front tip has melted! This seems VERY UNSAFE. What is this made of??? Not the materials listed. This is very bad.