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Large Danish Dough Wisk

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fantasticalice
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"These whisks are fantastic for mixing large quantities of heavy batters and doughy concoctions. I have both the large and small versions. Great for mixing meat loaf, potato and other salads in large amounts. No more need for latex gloves when mixing. Makes mixing so much easier and cleaner."

Some of you have asked about breadmachines, KitchenAid mixers verses food processors.....

this thing cost 8 bucks and it's the best 8 bucks you'll ever spend! Get a big one and a small one and you can thank me later!!

and whisk is how you spell it but I can't figure out how to change it :(

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mamaw Community Regular
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are you advertising for a specific whisk? Or are you stating you use a whisk & like it? No link to the whisk you are writing about? You should explain...

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I saw these whisks online, you can Google it if you like. I have this warning

sign next to my name for mentioning the site I saw it on.

sa1937 Community Regular
sa1937
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I saw these whisks online, you can Google it if you like. I have this warning

sign next to my name for mentioning the site I saw it on.

Is this the kind of whisk you're referring to? Open Original Shared Link

Alice, I don't see that you have been warned for anything. We all have a "Warn Status" area under the date we joined...but yours is blank. If you had been warned, it would have a line on it and you would have been notified as to why you were warned.

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