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Customer Reviews of Stainless Steel Vintage Style Egg Beater
Customer Rating:   Summary: Good little egg beater Comment: The eggbeater works well, I feel the gears could use a little vegitable oil as they occasionally stick, but the blend speed is amazing for hand crank (about md. speed for an electric blender). I don't like the handles much, to be honest - I would have preferred a smooth plastic handle instead of something that feels like a very hard pencil that you have to grip. Otherwise it's a great buy. More Reviews
Description: Whip up eggs just like Grandma used to with this vintage style Stainless Steel egg beater. Made the old fashioned way, it features an efficient hand crank with acrylic handles for easier handling and mixing and the round stainless steel whips of this egg beater incorporate more air for fluffier cakes and omelette's. A must have for anyone with a retro style kitchen. - (JUST MADE TO LOOK VINTAGE!) Color: Silver Stainless with Orange Acrylic Handles Size & Measurements: One Egg Beater Content: Stainless Steel with Acrylic Handles Care: Dishwasher safe Origin: China 
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