Norpro, 1 EA S/S 5 Cup Flour Sifter, kuvassa

Name: Norpro, 1 EA S/S 5 Cup Flour Sifter, kuvassa
Brand: Norpro
SKU: 0028901001315
Price: 46.94 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Norpro

3.2/5

€
46.94

NORPRO S/S 5 Cup Flour Sifter, 1 EA

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EAN: 0028901001315

Luokat Koti & Keittiö, Keittiö & ruokailu, Leivontatarvikkeet, Baking Tools & Accessories, Siivilät,

Käsinpesu suositeltavaa. Valmistettu kiillotetusta ruostumattomasta teräksestä. Jousitoimikahva - purista sitä aloittaaksesi seulonnan. Kolme hienoa verkkoseulaa kevyeen ja tasaiseen levitykseen taikinan päälle. Perinteinen jauhoseula 5 kupin tilavuudella.

Brand	Norpro
Color	As Shown
Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars 45 ratings 4.1 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Is Dishwasher Safe	Yes
Item model number	131
Item Weight	0.6 Pounds
Item Weight	9.6 ounces
Manufacturer	NORPRO
Material	Stainless Steel
Product Dimensions	7.5 x 5 x 5 inches
Style	Traditional

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Scritto da: Kimberley Peterson

5 cup flour sifter

This product is just as expected! It brought me back to my younger, school days. Home economics was certainly a very good time, in my life. The flour sifter is, as expected. Easy grip and release. I can't wait, to start baking!

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Great product.

Product is of great quality. Works easy an easy to clean. My wife has issues with her hands, so the design makes it so she doesn't have an problem.

Scritto da: afb

Cleanup Impossible

The sifting is good. It's highly superior to my old crank sifter....much more control, easy action. It doesn't, however, sift to the edges; so you have to shake it to get the edge flour to the middle to finish sifting. I could live with that. Cleanup is the issue. After my first use sifting flour, I shook it out well, used my faucet sprayer to spray the screens with hot water......from the top and bottom.....then washed it in hot soapy water. Flour clumped into a paste in a couple of spots in the top screen. I then resorted to the top rack of my dishwasher..didn't want to for fear of rusting, but my dishwasher is a hoss. Has never failed me in any cleanup job. It failed in this one. It didn't budge the flour paste areas, and NO, they weren't blocked by the sifting blades. So, if you want to dedicate this product to one sifting job.... flour, powdered sugar, cocoa, whatever.....then store it in a plastic bag, and NEVER attempt to clean it, you may be able to get some use out of it. EDIT: I wish I could change this to a Minus 5 star review. My $15.00 POS sifter went into the trash last night. Was making a cake. While it finished baking and cooled, I had measured out my frosting ingredients and had them sitting on the counter. Started sifting powdered sugar and about a cup of it went between the screens and glumped up. Still didn't blame the sifter. Thought the powdered sugar had perhaps picked up some moisture sitting out. Pulled out my old, OLD crank standby sifter and it did the job fine. INTO THE TRASH!

Scritto da: Ashley Marie

Just sifting through life

Love this sifter but it’s hard to clean. The handle doesn’t seem very durable but it sure works for my baking.

Scritto da: samuel perez

Great

Excellent,thank you

Scritto da: Nancy L. Green

wrong label

The item itself is fine, however it is billed as a 5 cup and is actually a 3 cup. The outer label says 5 cup, on the item it says 3 cup which is what it is.

Scritto da: Toni

Zero stars. Impossible to clean, had to discard it.

I used this sifter once and had to toss it. I used it one time to sift powdered sugar. Somehow the sugar made it through the first sifting screen, but small bits were trapped between the first and second screens. It would not rinse out and ended up filled with sugar lumps. Using hot water to try to melt out the sugar apparently resulted in thickening the corn starch that is often used to keep powdered sugar from lumping. Very disappointing. This is one of the few times I have wished I could give zero stars.

Scritto da: Oana

Well......

I thought it will be something great, but no. It takes ages till the flour passes trough. Maybe you will get the best sifted flour ever, but I don't have enough patience for it.