Customer Reviews

Rosle 10.6-Inch Egg Whisk

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After spending several months comparing the WMF and the Rosle whisk, I went ahead and bought the Rosle. Yes, it is much more expensive than the WMF. The whisk works fine. The Rosle is much more substantial, aesthetic pleasing, better workmanship and higher in quality although both are made of 18/10 stainless steel. I love the Rosle's hanging ring, it is just GORGEOUS! Since I spend a lot of time cooking and entertaining friends, I'm willing to invest in great quality kitchen tools.

Very pleased with this Rosle whisk as I have been with all of the dozen or more products I have of theirs. With the exception of the manual can opener which I have had trouble with and no longer use, the quality of construction, balance, look and feel are consistently outstanding. About half of my items go back to when they were made in Germany rather then in China as they are now. I can state that I have noted no reduction in the quality of the product. They are very pricey but if one is patient on Amazon all have eventually gone on sale for nice savings. I simply put then in my cart, saved for later. I check the cart regularly and when an item has a good discount it is moved into the active cart and purchased.

This is a very strong and sturdy whisk with a nice solid handle. I have others but, I find myself using this one more often. It's is made of 18/10 stainless steel with a satin finished handle that has a nice solid ring for hanging. This one is made to last. Cook's Illustrated did another good job. I also have the larger balloon whisk which is equally good. Great product, and the price is great for the quality.

Perfect! Perfect! Perfect! I purchase two (2) whisk from Walmart and they were "stiff" and started to "tarnish." After asking around AND reading reviews I decided to try Rosele. All I can say "YOU PAY FOR WHAT YOU GET."

A pleasure to use; good feel in the hand and feels balanced. Mixed a batter really quickly and easy to clean.

I assume the item may have been made in Germany at one time. It is now made in China by a German company. It looked sturdy, but in my experience Chinese Stainless is not as it should be, and will rust (why does there seem to be a different standard of quality?). The item was heavy and seemed like it is usable. Give it a try if you want, but when Amazon states it is German made, I expect it to be that. I have returned it.

I can't believe after buying Rosle tools for years that the whisk I just got yeasterday is not made in Germany but China. On the label on the whisk it says China and yet in the review it says twice "Made in Germany". Is anything by Rosle made in Germany anymore?