Find the Durable and Versatile Iso: Spiral Whisk for All Your Cooking Needs!

[frozenchef]

This is supposedly an older stainless steel whisk that a customer flat-out said she was pissed at ME because Pampered Chef no longer sold it - very loudly in front of everyone...classy...anyways...not the style of the nylon whisk in the specialty tools, but actually a spiral all the way from the top to the bottom - she said she's had hers for at least ten years and it's firmness is going away and it's rusting. She uses it for everything. I told her I'd investigate and see if I could find one (cause I'd kind of like to prove to her I can get one ) I'll bet she'd buy as many as she could.
If anyone has one (or more!) please let me know if you'd like to sell it (them). Thanks

 

[ChefBeckyD]

I've been selling PC for 9 years now - and I'm not familiar with that at all as it's described?

We had a balloon whisk for a while - but it wouldn't be a spiral all the way up and down. Have you actually seen the whisk to determine that it really is PC?

 

[frozenchef]

It's not the balloon whisk - I asked I didn't see it, but she made a big deal about how other ones she has bought that are non-PC are just not good enough...she said she's had it for at least 10 years. She also said it starts small at the top and spirals down getting larger, not tapering off like most whisks, which is why she likes it.

 

[wadesgirl]

I can picture what you are talking about in my head, I'm not sure if it is a PC product. You would be amazed at the number of people who SWEAR something is PC only to find out (sometimes by the logo on the side of the item!) that it isn't.

 

[esavvymom]

I just looked through an old catalog from 1998 and from 2003. There is no other whisk products in there other than what we still have. Maybe you can arrange for her to send you a photo - or make a house call one day if it's convenient enough, and take a look at it? See if you can find a logo, or take a photo even. Then you can post the photo. Chances are, it's not a PC product. won't that be funny!

 

[byrd1956]

been selling for 13 years and never saw something like that....not even at shows I'd been to the years before selling...

 

[chefa]

I think we did have such a whisk but don't ask me when. It was a spiral cone shape & was flexible so you could bounce it up and down in a tall skinny glass or swish it like a reg whisk. It was great for whisking eggs in a coffee cup for scrambled eggs.

 

[pcsharon1]

I think we did have such a whisk but don't ask me when. It was a spiral cone shape & was flexible so you could bounce it up and down in a tall skinny glass or swish it like a reg whisk. It was great for whisking eggs in a coffee cup for scrambled eggs.

I think this is the mini-whipper?

I've been with the company since 1997 and have no idea of anything like that. I'm guessing it's not really a PC product.

 

[pcsharon1]

Is it the egg seperator? That has the spiral cone shape to it.

 

[Teresa Lynn]

I've been selling nearly 18 years and it doesn't sound familiar to me either.

 

[chezshelly]

I am guessing it's not really PC either. I had a host swear up and down one time that her airbake cookie sheets were PC and talked about them and went on and on. I had her get one out and guess what? Not PC, some other name was on the bottom. OOPS!!