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Automatic Pot Stirrer
Now you can.
Whatever size vessel you're cooking in, our pot stirrer conforms to it - versatile, quiet and fast-charging. While the soup is simmering, you can check the oven and trim the leeks, baste, braise and blanch. It reduces the risk of burning and the formation of hotspots, allowing your dishes to develop the rich, even flavor they should have. Hands free. Mouth-watering.
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Now you can.
Whatever size vessel you're cooking in, our pot stirrer conforms to it - versatile, quiet and fast-charging. While the soup is simmering, you can check the oven and trim the leeks, baste, braise and blanch. It reduces the risk of burning and the formation of hotspots, allowing your dishes to develop the rich, even flavor they should have. Hands free. Mouth-watering.
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gary r.
I am very satisfied
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Nichole M.
This stirrer is a lifesaver (arm saver)!
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Aviran S.
I'm using it with my coffee roaster, it's working perfectly
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amy
I tried to use it making yogurt sauce which require medium to high heat setting. It burned my sauce because it wasn't fast enough. I was really excited to try it, but it didn't work for me.
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Charlieriga
excellent product to make typical Spanish rice pudding, which needs 1 hour on low heat stirring non-stop, this is the perfect equipment, it comes out super creamy and delicious
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Joyce c.
The idea is great, but the tool not so much. Maybe a little bit more of improving would make this equipment useful. The stirrer blade is just like your regular plastic utensil that you know won’t reach certain areas of the pot because of its sturdiness and shape. For the stirrer be great I think it should have a silicon blade as an option. It says that this equipment comes with adjustable speeds which I found to be not true… there’s no difference between speeds and it’s really slow. It’s a no buy for now.
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Philip B.
Look for the width of pot you can use, it's too small to span my common sauce pots. Paddle design tends to "pile up" chunky ingredients, Rechargeable, plenty of stirring power.
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Gene A.
A second stirrer blade is necessary for dipper pots.
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Jamil K.
Very good machine
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Jenna B.
Saki pot-stirrer became my second hand in the kitchen. Normally, I need to spend hours mixing soups, especially when making French onion soup. I was worried that the device might not be enough for thicker soups and not cook the onions enough however it ended up even better than my own mixture. For now, the stirrer fits all my pots and did not have any problem. I will continue using for all my soups.
AUTOMATIC POT STIRRER
No more standing in hot kitchens on end. High-tech gear for your soups and stews – the SAKI Pot Stirrer can help you create mouth-watering delicacies.
