Coolest invention for the kitchen!

[Gorosrs]

Reason they don’t come with a” grip “ like that is because all the bacteria that builds inside it contaminating everything you use it with after it’s “cleaned”

[prxZen]

That's a beastly amount of plastic waste for a pice of shrinkwrap.

[medix]

NGL thought this was going a totally different direction

[alwayshangrygirl]

how much plastic do you want to waste?
him: yes

[smiddyman]

My whisk came with a handle. I think they're not too hard to find.

[andyhobaugh]

Personally, I'm growing very tired of faceless ppl showing me useless and/or super simple stuff while saying "your just going to....", "Now, you're going to...", and "see this right here...."

[MCS]

I've never in my life thought to myself, "man I wish I had a better grip mixing pancake batter"

[rickbarrington]

That’s probably the least efficient and wasteful way to wrap a whisk

[acerbitas]

Nice dirt collector. Good luck cleaning what gets underneath during use or dishwasher.

[ajrockinshockin]

First there was the cucumber video and now a whisk....

Freaky freaky freaky 😅

[afbanales]

just what i need...a personilzed handle for my whisk

[Unwelcomecow]

Thank God, now I cam finally get a good grip on my whisk. I was getting tired of it flying out of my hand every 5 seconds

[nuberiffic]

"how much plastic do you want to waste?"

"Yes"

[onecrazywheel]

I'm an electrician. They have something similar to this for wire insulators. Really cool product.

[karenriley]

Only pull out 1/4 . Now you have a comfortable handle / more flexibility in whisk for egg whites. Or recipes requiring extensive whisking w/o tiring nor discomfort of hand😉

[michaelisola]

We use this stuff all the time where I work ! It’s called cold shrink !

[ChrisHensley]

This seems like the end to one of those 20 min long facebook videos that keep going on saying " you see thiis, just wait, wow look at this, oh this really good, almost there"

[stuart]

When the handle costs more than the whisk 🤔

[GaryThatsgary]

How much plastic do you want in the oceans ?



Yes

[Michael_Toxicus]

it is an electrical insulator for wires. costs more than a new whisk