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Kitchen tweezers have been around for a long time, most of them small and flimsy. Not these! Swiss made and machined well from heavy stainless steel stock, they are large, sturdy and lend a firm grip. Handy for bottom fishing in near empty jars of cocktail onions or cornichons; for moving shrimp around a hot …
WMF, a German food service equipment manufacturer of all things from cutlery, glassware and kitchen gadgets to coffee brewers and pressure cookers, has been in business since 1853. I don’t know if they invented the “ball whisk,” but they sure make a good one. Two sizes: eight and twelve inches at Sur la Table for …