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First time ever using a Danish dough mixer. It was recommended by a pro baker to mix the dough for sourdough bread. It made mixing the dough by hand so much quicker and way easier than using a mixing spoon. I’ve used this dough hook many times now. It’s very durable and well made.

Excellent tool, feels sturdy and well made. Just the right length and size.

This Danish Dough Whisk & Bread mixer is awesome! The quality is excellent. The long wood handle is sturdy and the wire loops are thick and substantial. It has very good grip feel, meaning the handle was neither to long or to short. It didn’t seem awkward, heavy or cumbersome at any time. It gave me surprisingly good control of the dough. Reduced splashes of liquid or flour keeping everything that belonged in the bowl, stayed in the bowl.. The price is right and they send a bowl scraper as well. Nice perk I’m keeping it handy and using with much more than dough!

There’s a certain old-fashioned and wonderful feel about using this. I didn’t want to purchase an expensive Kitchen Aid and wash a lot of items after baking, but I felt I needed something more than a simple fork or spoon to mix heavy batter with. I absolutely LOVE this; it’s beautiful, sturdy, does the job, and saves time (no hauling out kitchen appliances, etc.) But one important thing: Don’t leave it soaking in dish water. It has a wooden handle, so you don’t want to leave it soaking! After you repeat this for a while, the wood and the glue that holds the metal on the inside can soften up, making the metal part wobbly or fall out. I had to fix mine a few times due to my forgetfulness. So honestly, just spare yourself that hassle and wash it right after using it, then simply hand dry or air dry it. You won’t have any need to soak hard crusty batter if you do this. Also, I probably wouldn’t put it in the dishwasher for the same reasons.

I like the ease at which this utensil mixes a bowl of dough. The long thick handle is easy on the hand and gives more leverage when mixing heavy batter. The only drawback I have found is the ease of cleaning, but a little soaking in water solves the problem.

I can't sing the praises of this tool loud enough! It was given to me for Christmas, probably because my daughter was sick of hearing about how much I wanted one... My version of the "red rider bb gun" I've used it for three batches of bread dough so far, and it.is.stellar. Typically I mix my liquids/yeast and half the flour then when the yeast has bloomed, I'll put the remainder of the flour in and mix/knead in the mixer. Dough always seemed to be hit/miss as far as texture. I've found, using this tool (and no mixer) - the incorporation of flour by hand is so easy, and when time to knead, the amount is less - and my three batches of rolls have been prize winners - beautiful lofty rolls with a delicate texture they're consumed immediately (hence on batch #3 in 3 days). The handle and wire are solid as a rock, which makes mixing so incredibly easy. Bye bye dough encrusted wooden spoons. No more scrubbing to remove the gunk from a wooden spoon or mixer. Get a nice big bread bowl, and one of these - and you'll be writing apology letters to your electric mixer. Again, I am very impressed with the quality. Don't put it in the dishwasher, just put it in a dish of warm water when you're done w/it - let it soak while you knead the dough, then a quick rinse/dry and she's ready to go back in the drawer. I'm EXTREMELY picky about my kitchen tools, and I don't hand out glowing reports willy nilly, but this gets a GLOWING report. Happy baking! Oh, this will also be great for mixing brownies ;)

I am not a baker and, for some reason, have no desire to knead dough and do all that stuff. However, I do make "batter breads" for my husband. I have a great recipe for an English Muffin Loaf that he can slice up fresh every day, which he really enjoys. But with batter breads, there inevitably comes a time when you can barely beat the incredibly heavy, sticky dough because it's sticking to the mixing bowl. I've struggled with the dough and the mixing bowl being so stuck together that when I try to stir it, the bowl actually lifts off the counter. No bueno. Sometimes I feel like I'm Lucille Ball in a cooking episode where everything is going terribly wrong. Problem solved with this handy dandy little dough mixer. The curved metal slides nicely against the bowl, separating it from the dough. It cuts through that sticky, dense mass and facilitates mixing in all that flour still at the bottom. A neat little curved piece of heavy plastic comes with it that makes it easy to scrape out the dough into the baking pan. It's eliminated the frustration from the process. Bueno!

This is excellent….mixes the dough perfectly!! So much easier then using other utensils and saves alot of time and effort!!

Have not used yet but in great condition clean well looked after boxed in good condition well packed looks and feels sturdy enough to do the job . Elly Mcg . 19/03/26.