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Product Description
The OXO SteeL Muddler crushes mint and citrus fruits for mojitos, caipirinhas, mint juleps and more. Sturdy, die-cast zinc provides years of use, and a nylon head protects glasses. A soft, comfortable grip makes the Muddler easy to hold and easy to use. Cheers.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
48 of 49 people found the following review helpful
By A Cies
Amazon Verified Purchase
I looked around and tried a bunch of different muddlers. This is the best. Why?
Why not to get a wood muddler: Wood ones look nice and get the job done, but there's two big draw backs. (1) The wood gets old and falls apart if you throw it in the dish washer one too many times, and (2) muddlers made of wood that have been stained -- as a finish to make it look nice, not a "stain" -- actually are pretty disgusting. Why? Over time, the stain will wear off. And where did it go? That's right, in your drink.
So you're left with metal muddlers. This version (unlike many) is hearty/sturdy, easy to grip, long enough to work with most any glassware, easy to clean, and the nylon head will both last a long time and not scratch up your glasses. Good stuff. Buy.
Why not to get a wood muddler: Wood ones look nice and get the job done, but there's two big draw backs. (1) The wood gets old and falls apart if you throw it in the dish washer one too many times, and (2) muddlers made of wood that have been stained -- as a finish to make it look nice, not a "stain" -- actually are pretty disgusting. Why? Over time, the stain will wear off. And where did it go? That's right, in your drink.
So you're left with metal muddlers. This version (unlike many) is hearty/sturdy, easy to grip, long enough to work with most any glassware, easy to clean, and the nylon head will both last a long time and not scratch up your glasses. Good stuff. Buy.
20 of 20 people found the following review helpful
By BookMarc
Amazon Verified Purchase
I bought this muddler so that I could make caipirinha, the national drink of Brazil. I am not Brazilian, and barely know anyone who has ever been to Brazil. But we tried caipirinha at a restaurant and were hooked, and wanted to make them at home. I tried crushing the lime pieces with a spoon, and the drink just didn't have the same zingy taste as in the restaurant. A friend advised me that a muddler was the key to success. I went with OXO because I have had good experiences with many of their other products: well designed, durable, comfortable grips.
All of those characteristics apply here. The OXO Steel Muddler is comfortable to hold, you can really grab it hard and mash down on the lime in the glass. The bottom is coated so you don't break anything while you are mashing, and the bottom also has teeth-like indentations cut into it so you get a good smashing while allowing liquid to squeeze out. Cleaning it is very easy, I do not use the dishwasher because it is so simple to wash.
Our caipirinhas taste great. Thank you OXO and Amazon!
All of those characteristics apply here. The OXO Steel Muddler is comfortable to hold, you can really grab it hard and mash down on the lime in the glass. The bottom is coated so you don't break anything while you are mashing, and the bottom also has teeth-like indentations cut into it so you get a good smashing while allowing liquid to squeeze out. Cleaning it is very easy, I do not use the dishwasher because it is so simple to wash.
Our caipirinhas taste great. Thank you OXO and Amazon!
22 of 23 people found the following review helpful
By E. Hamburg
Amazon Verified Purchase
I am a mojito fan and have had excellent experiences with other Oxo products, so buying their muddler was an easy decision for me. It's long enough for use with a highball glass and feels as sturdy and well-made as the rest of the Oxo product line. I love that it's dishwasher safe.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
4.0 out of 5 stars
Works as anticipated
Does the trick for what I need (making homemade "vitamin" fruit water in mason jars). Not crazy about the price, since there are cheaper Muddler's on the market, but this... Read more
Published 8 days ago by Christian Eaves
1.0 out of 5 stars
Breaks easily
I should have read the other reviews here. Today I dropped it and the metal cap broke off. Too bad because it's the perfect shape and worked well otherwise.
Published 8 days ago by jj avery
5.0 out of 5 stars
Does the job - well
I have nothing to compare to, other than the wooden pestle I have been using (smooth end) and other OXO products that I own. Read more
Published 13 days ago by Plasbo
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great for cocktails!
I was originally going to go with a wooden muddler, but decided to go with a steel one instead. I'm glad I did because this is a great muddler, no having to worry about the wood... Read more
Published 14 days ago by Shoe Gal
5.0 out of 5 stars
Well made
This is a well made item. The plastic teeth on the bottom secures the citrus to allow easy mashing of both pulp and the skin to get more flavor out.
A nice item to have.
A nice item to have.
Published 25 days ago by William T. Staman
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Muddler!
I have used this muddler so much since buying it! It Is comfortable to hold and works great. Stainless steel and rubber so I don't break any glass.
Published 25 days ago by Sarah King
5.0 out of 5 stars
Muddles perfectly!
I make my own vitamin water with this muddler and I will be using it alot more in the future.
Published 1 month ago by A. McKellar
5.0 out of 5 stars
Perfect!
in making drinks! Adding more words so I can get through this text requirement of a review. Great product, not cheap good quality!
Published 2 months ago by Shelby
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Buy
It does the trick. I put in the lie wedges, the mint leaves and crush ice. I use the muddler to muddle the ingredient together.
Published 2 months ago by Sergio Garcia
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great
This is much higher quality than I had expected. It has a lot of heft and 2 types of tips. I look forward to lots of fun drinks this summer with the help of this muddler.
Published 2 months ago by Picky
